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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...
21st December 2022 | By Ola Adeyemi
Man Met and University of Manchester union members go on strike over pay and conditionsMan Met and University of Manchester union members recently took three days of strike action to pressurise employers for higher pay and better conditions. Members...
19th December 2022 | By Thomas Mansbridge
Manchester Christmas markets greener than ever this yearManchester City Council has increased the level of sustainability at the Christmas markets this year. There have been great efforts to ensure that the markets...
19th December 2022 | By Zara Gallimore
University of Manchester to give students a one-off payment to help with the cost of living crisisThe University of Manchester (UoM) has announced it will give full-time students a one-off payment of £170 to help deal with the cost of living...
14th December 2022 | By Vince Hunt
Messi’s class should decide Sunday’s World Cup final, say Man Met sports journalistsThe World Cup in Qatar is coming to an end this weekend and the rainbow t-shirts, Welsh bucket hats and Arab keffiyahs will be stored...
9th December 2022 | By Vince Hunt
Matchday Live sports coverage hits 11,000 viewers in first term, new figures showThe MMU sports show Matchday Live has notched up an astonishing global audience of 11,000 viewers in its first term of broadcasting from Platt Lane,...
7th December 2022 | By Vince Hunt
Lacrosse tribute to tragic Honor ahead of 19-2 Durham drubbing at freezing Platt LaneWatch the full game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UC8-61vHn0 Man Met’s women’s lacrosse team and opponents University of Durham observed a minute’s tribute before Wednesday’s game in honour...
7th December 2022 | By Joseph Ward
Matchday Live rugby clash off as temperatures plummetby Patrick Watson The decision to cancel the rugby union match-up between MMU 1s and University Campus Doncaster 1s at Platt Lane came after the...
6th December 2022 | By Elena John
Animal Rebellion protestors arrested in Manchester Michelin star restaurantTaking a stance against animal cruelty and wealth inequality Animal Rebellion protestors have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass following an incident at a MICHELIN Star restaurant in...
6th December 2022 | By Beth Ibbotson
Manchester partnership relaunches with hopes to end homelessnessThrough council initiatives, rough Sleeping in Greater Manchester was reduced by over 50% by the end of the pandemic, and now they seek to reduce...
4th December 2022 | By Vince Hunt
Four-goal Olie Baker puts Blue and Orange through to third round in Sunday Futsal cup winMMU 11 University of Sheffield 2 (Half time: 3-1) Second round of the Men’s Northern Conference Cup. Livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCspBopNs9Q Referee Les Page. Olie Baker...
1st December 2022 | By Thomas Markham
Women’s safety in question as proposal of a night tram stalls after cross party disagreements in Council meetingQuestions around a night tram service in Manchester have come to light once again in the Manchester City Council meeting yesterday (Wednesday 30 November). The...
30th November 2022 | By Thomas Mansbridge
‘Bike library’ programme in Brunswick offers opportunity for locals to borrow a bike for freeTransport for Greater Manchester has launched a ‘bike library’ scheme allowing people to borrow a bike for up to two weeks free of charge. Age...
29th November 2022 | By Beth Ibbotson
Ukraine refugees are ‘at risk’ of losing their UK hosts through the the Homes for Ukraine initiativeThe UK Homes for Ukraine initiative has housed more than 100,000 refugees but the six-month cap means refugees are at risk of losing their housing as the...
28th November 2022 | By Thomas Markham
‘It’s Coming Home’: Iconic Lowry painting returns to public gallery after record-breaking saleMesmerised Mancunians traveled in their droves to see L.S Lowry’s ‘Going to the Match’ as the painting is rehung in The Lowry Art Gallery. The...
28th November 2022 | By Ruby Qaimkhani
Midwives’ working conditions: low staffing levels and pay are now declared as a state of emergencyMidwives and supporters of the March with Midwives campaign protested in St Peter’s Square outside the town hall on Sunday. They called on local MPs...
25th November 2022 | By Joe Hylton
Confronting climate change along Manchester’s famous Curry MileA vibrant, multicultural and diverse street in the heart of confronting Climate Change. Manchester’s famous Curry Mile runs through the centre of Rusholme and is...
25th November 2022 | By Elena John
‘Disabled people are dying because of austerity’: stark message at opening of People’s History Museum exhibitionAusterity measures are putting the lives of disabled people at risk. That is the message surrounding Nothing About Us Without Us, an exhibition at the...