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19th January 2023 | By Zara Gallimore
A plant-based diet might be the cheaper alternative to get through the cost of living crisis, study showsMore students are looking to switching out their meat diet for a plant-based one because pf the cost of living crisis, research shows. According to...
18th January 2023 | By Elena John
Women’s Rights Network Greater Manchester reject unisex spaces and gender self-identifyingWomen's Right Network Greater Manchester are calling for a rethink on sex-based rights in Manchester- rejecting gender self-identifying.
16th January 2023 | By Kate Gaetto
As inflation rises, period poverty grows in ManchesterAccording to statistics, own-brand period products have risen by 57% in the UK. Period poverty charities urge the government to view sanitary products as essential,...
16th January 2023 | By Kate Gaetto
Greater Manchester Police strengthen relations with Manchester Youth Groups to tackle knife crimeFrom 2020-2021, nearly 60,000 children were arrested for violent crimes across the UK. Moreover, crime rates overall were highest in the North West during 2021-2022....
16th January 2023 | By Jessica Smith
University of Manchester students take part in rent strikes due to impact of the cost of living crisisMore than 100 students from the University of Manchester are staging a rent strike this week claiming student accommodation in Manchester is becoming unaffordable. The...
12th January 2023 | By Jessica Smith
Eccles shopping centre bought by Salford council for £4m to help boost ‘much needed’ regeneration in townSalford council has bought Eccles shopping centre from previous owners – Columbia Threadneedle Properties – for a reported £4.15m. The shopping centre has been taken...
9th January 2023 | By Ruby Qaimkhani
Fire Brigades Union demands ‘Fair Pay or Fire Strike’Fire service union bosses in Manchester say their members are being forced to rely on food banks and in some cases take on extra jobs...
6th January 2023 | By Thomas Mansbridge
Five days of rail strikes to affect all Manchester train servicesRail passengers are being warned to avoid travelling from Manchester Piccadilly station this week due to five days of strikes. Two companies will be on...
3rd January 2023 | By Kate Gaetto
‘Rethinking the Grand Tour’ exhibition explores our colonial past in art and cultureA new exhibition in Manchester Art Gallery has been opened to the public, which explores the hidden voices behind the colonialism of art and culture...
3rd January 2023 | By Faraz Arian
Woman flees regime in Iran to start a new life of freedom in Germany away from repressive regimeMaryam Talebi is a 45-year-old Iranian who lives in Thüringen, Gotha, Germany. She left Iran to ecape the restrictions placed upon women in the country,...
2nd January 2023 | By Thomas Markham
Manchester hosts scouts from across the world for Manchester Monopoly Run 2022Manchester saw its streets flooded with scouts from across the world when it hosted the Monopoly Run 2022. It was a busy weekend for Manchester...
2nd January 2023 | By Thomas Markham
“Football is for girls!”: Mayor calls on schools to encourage more girls into football.The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham announced this morning that he will be joining the FA to call on schools to encourage more young...
28th December 2022 | By Elena John
Key failings exposed within Greater Manchester mental health servicesThe Care Quality Commission has issued a report exposing severe “inadequacies” in the Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.
23rd December 2022 | By Beth Ibbotson
Manchester hosts inaugural Christmas paradeOn December 11, Manchester hosted its first-ever Christmas Parade, which was attended by thousands of people. The hour-long parade included over 200 participants and started...
22nd December 2022 | By Ruby Qaimkhani
Businesses worry that plans to revamp vandalised Chinatown landmark pagoda could take away vital funds needed for securityChinatown’s residents and businesses are being consulted on plans to restore Chinatown’s vandalised landmark pagoda. The council wants to redesign the pagoda situated at the...
21st December 2022 | By Kate Gaetto
George House Trust work towards aim to end all new AIDS transmissions this World Aid’s DayA vigil in Manchester hosted by George House Trust for World AIDS Day was attended by It’s A Sin star Nathaniel Hall. It took place...
21st December 2022 | By Ola Adeyemi
ManMet and Uni Manchester UCU and UNISON staff tackle cash-rich employers on inflation pay rise and better working conditionsMan Met and University of Manchester members of UCU and UNISON have taken three days of strike action to pressurise their employers for higher pay...
21st December 2022 | By Ola Adeyemi
Picketing CWU workers say strikes will continue unless Royal Mail makes a new dealMembers of the Communication Workers Union picketing at the Royal Mail Manchester Sorting office have said unless the company shareholders reach a new agreement with...
21st December 2022 | By Miles Cooke
Salford Arts Theatre offer free pantomime tickets for children on free school mealsSalford Arts theatre have announced a run of child-only showings of their yearly pantomime this week with free tickets available for children receiving free school...
21st December 2022 | By Miles Cooke
Nigel Farage condemned for false ‘minority white’ Manchester commentsFeatured image: Gage Skidmore Broadcaster and ex-politician Nigel Farage has been widely condemned after he wrongly claimed that a number of UK cities, including Manchester, are now...