Oldham Council leader speaks at ‘deeply personal’ mentoring programme
The leader of Oldham Council addressed the newest participants of a programme empowering ethnic minorities across Greater Manchester last week.
Rugby league’s first-ever knighthood should go to Billy Boston, says Lisa Nandy
Lisa Nandy has backed calls for Wigan legend Billy Boston to receive rugby league’s first-ever knighthood. The Secretary of State
Manchester Museum welcomes refugees for unique Ramadan event
Manchester Museum welcomed hundreds of people to break their fast this month – including young refugees and asylum seekers. People
University of Manchester’s Fallowfield redevelopment project is ‘inaccessible and unaffordable’, say student groups
A campaign launched last month opposes the University of Manchester’s Fallowfield redevelopment plans – citing inaccessibility for lower-income and disabled
Last call for the public to have its say on the Portico Library
One of Manchester’s oldest libraries is calling for Mancunians to help reimagine its space through an interactive exhibition. ‘Under Construction’
Inheritance tax: Manchester farmers ‘praying for the Government to see sense’
Farmers in the north-west say they are fearful of Labour’s changes to the family farm tax and claim Government data
Manchester activist pauses pro-Palestine hunger strike after 35 days
A Manchester activist who was on hunger strike for more than a month to protest against Britain’s arming of Israel
Railways to be publicly owned in Labour’s ‘biggest overhaul’ of passenger services
Railway services will soon be nationalised after Parliament passed the Passenger Railways Services (Public Ownership) Bill yesterday. The Government’s new