News

31st May 2024 | By Ukamaka Iyede

Despite Ancoats significant economic activity, businesses and individuals are struggling with financial difficulties due to the high cost of living. The necessary living expenses such...

31st May 2024 | By Ukamaka Iyede

The Trees Not Cars campaign is advocating for the redevelopment of the former Central Retail Park in Ancoats into a tree-filled park. The proposed green...

30th May 2024 | By Ukamaka Iyede

A temporary new traffic order has been put in place in Ancoats aimed at encouraging more walking and cycling. The six-month Ancoats Experimental Traffic Regulation Order...

30th May 2024 | By Ukamaka Iyede

One of Ancoats oldest buildings has been transformed into affordable apartments for average income earners with approvals from the province. The former Ancoats Dispensary building...

28th May 2024 | By Thomas Why

Withington Baths has received a £105K grant from Sport England, as LOVE Withington Baths announces plans to significantly reduce its carbon footprint.

26th May 2024 | By Amber Brooks

Find out how Trafford Council wants to tackle Digital Exclusion

24th May 2024 | By Rebecca Mills

Residents are unhappy as two congested roads are ‘chaos’, and there is no plan to improve this issue.

24th May 2024 | By Rebecca Mills

A new development at a former Nello James Centre has caused controversy among Whalley range residents.

24th May 2024 | By Amber Brooks

Litter pickers in Trafford have launched a formal complaint into the state of the roads following the Manchester Marathon last month.    Pete Minors, who runs...

22nd May 2024 | By Rebecca Mills

Manchester Urban Digger's new community project, Forever Fields, aims to change Manchester's broken food system.

21st May 2024 | By George Mew

Social Activist and Businessman Muhammad Usman has put together a team to renovate Annie Lees Park and utilise its large space.

21st May 2024 | By George Mew

Growing up in the West with parents from Pakistan, Saqab offers a unique perspective, shaped by the blend of Eastern and Western influences

21st May 2024 | By George Mew

An increase of attention has come after the scheme was removed in Withington after an ambulance was blocked from getting to an unwell child.

21st May 2024 | By George Mew

Pedestrian crossings at Grangethorpe Drive, Burnage Lane and Crossley Road are in their first week of operation.

21st May 2024 | By Raphael Boyd

Levenshulme will continue to host their first markets since the popular community-run Levenshulme markets were stopped. A new makers market has made its debut in...

21st May 2024 | By Raphael Boyd

A new club geared towards members of the LGBTQ+ community has launched in Manchester, with organisers hoping the club will attract queer people from around...

21st May 2024 | By Zoe Spencer

Longsight is a diverse residential area in Manchester, known for its multicultural environment and its many cultures and traditions. Over time, Longsight has adapted and...

21st May 2024 | By Osaro Ojo

Northenden, a suburb of Manchester, is turning a new page with the relocation of its beloved community library to St. Wilfrid’s Church Hall. The move...

21st May 2024 | By Osaro Ojo

Northenden residents have called on Manchester City Council to open the Bailey Bridge arguing that the closure has severely impacted accessibility to essential services and...

21st May 2024 | By Oyindamola Daramola

Potential Relocation of ‘Dead Meet’ Festival A podcast and comedy event highlighting ‘the best of north-west’ scheduled to take place in Manchester this summer, might...