News
20th May 2024 | By Emmanuella Coffie
Fallowfield introduces innovative solution to combat soaring living expensesThe Place at Platt Lane in Fallowfield has introduced the Fallowfield Community Pantry to address the rising cost of living affecting local residents. In response...
20th May 2024 | By Martha Norris
Cheetham Hill’s outstanding community warriorsFrom cleaning up greener spaces to daily children’s sporting activities, the real heroes of the community for Cheetham Hill is the Abraham Moss Warriors. A...
19th May 2024 | By Emmanuella Coffie
empowerment in action: Fallowfield residents forge their community’s destinyA new report by the Institute of Student Employers (ISE) reveals that the cost-of-living crisis is driving graduates and apprentices to leave their jobs for better-paying opportunities.
17th May 2024 | By Rebecca Mills
Whalley Range Festival removes cost barriers, offering affordable fun for allThe annual Whalley Range Celebrate Festival has overcome barriers posed by the cost-of-living crisis, offering an affordable day out for the local community.
17th May 2024 | By Meg Jones
Moss Side and MSV housing gather for spring cleanResidents from the community and Moss Side Labour party termed up with Biffa to make their neighbourhood a cleaner and safer place. Mosscare St Vincents...
17th May 2024 | By Oyindamola Daramola
Didsbury in Manchester suburb is now facing the possibility of turning into a ‘ghost town’In recent weeks, a disconcerting trend has unfolded as businesses along Burton Road and its vicinity gradually vanish from the once lively high street. This...
17th May 2024 | By Oyindamola Daramola
Didsbury Village War Memorial Space EnhancementDidsbury community, councillors and organisations have embarked on an inspiring initiative to create a new Garden surrounding grounds at the Cenotaph. This significant project aims...
16th May 2024 | By Anna Klekot
Chorlton library being brought back to its ‘heritage design’ as exciting plans are revealedChorlton library is currently undergoing major refurbishment to bring the building back to its original grandeur.
16th May 2024 | By Amber Brooks
Stretford Gardening Club celebrates 60 years of Britain in BloomStretford Public Hall's 'pocket park' has a successful open morning celebrating 60 years of the RHS 'Britain in Bloom'
15th May 2024 | By Amber Brooks
RADAR Festival supports grassroots venues with a £1 levy fundA Trafford festival is to be the first in the country to donate a percentage of ticket profits to grassroots venues in need.
15th May 2024 | By Rebecca Mills
Whalley Range demands clean air after ‘alarmingly poor’ air qualityLocal communities in England are taking action due to 'alarmingly poor' air quality around schools, causing major concern for children's health.
15th May 2024 | By Thomas Why
Annual Village Action Day unites Withington CommunityThe yearly Withington village action day returned on Saturday with community stalls, litter picking and flower planting.
14th May 2024 | By nqstaff
Clarification: Peter’s Bakery in FallowfieldThe Northern Quota published a story about Peter’s Bakery in Fallowfield reopening as The Bread Pitt. We have been asked by the previous owner of...
14th May 2024 | By Makenna Ali
Sarah Lancashire CBE makes history for Hulme Grammar SchoolHulme Grammar School Sarah Lancashire CBE alumna wins her third BAFTA for the Best Leading Actress putting Hulme back in the news.
14th May 2024 | By Matthew Barber
Makers Market showcases small businesses in Northern QuarterThe makers market returned to Northern Quarter this weekend giving local small businesses the opportunity to sell their products.
13th May 2024 | By Zoe Spencer
Meat dumping and fly tipping on the rise in LongsightResidents of Longsight have been made aware of several incidents of meat dumping in green spaces throughout the area. Continuous incidents around Nutsford vale and...
13th May 2024 | By Zoe Spencer
Longsight locals unite to transform neglected local parkAn ongoing project has brought the residents of Longsight together to transform green spaces and promote community. The collaborative project has helped to transform an...
13th May 2024 | By Zoe Spencer
Plans Underway for Longsight Festival in time for SummerPlanning has commenced for the Longsight festival, which aims to bring groups of the community together for a summer celebration. The festival will be hosted...
13th May 2024 | By Zoe Spencer
‘Hope. Despair. Miracles.’: Local artist reflects on the realities of LongsightA local artist from Longsight has inspired and delighted residents with her honest portrayal of life in Longsight, titled ‘Hope. Despair. Miracles’. Roxana Allison, who...
11th May 2024 | By Thomas Why
Council’s potential new scheme following controversial Withington low traffic trialThe council have confirmed that the low traffic neighbourhood scheme in Withington will not progress, replacing it with a proposed solution.