News
20th Oct
| By Constance Enzler
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Manchester Art Gallery and Read Manchester have launched a virtual campaign to help parents build their children’s literacy skills at home.
The...
20th Oct
| By Harry Hansen
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Residents worried they will be charged for replacing unsafe cladding are campaigning for more government support.
The Hulme Life building is in...
19th Oct
| By Ruby Lopez
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Longsight Library and a community group have partnered up to create an anti-racism bookshelf launch.
The anti-racist bookshelf is an ongoing...
19th Oct
| By Lewis Oxley
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Professor Martyn Evans has been appointed the new director of the Manchester School of Art at Manchester Metropolitan...
18th Oct
| By Hayley Grice
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A Manchester mental health charity is hosting an online festival to showcase the diversity of culture across Trafford.
The #OurTrafford...
17th Oct
| By Claudia Waring
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Campaigners took to the streets in Moston at the weekend to protest against police brutality in Nigeria.
Wearing personal protective...
17th Oct
| By Valentine Fourreau
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Climate Emergency Manchester has launched a petition calling on the city council to establish a dedicated panel of councillors looking at...
16th Oct
| By Rory Gannon
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Manchester musicians have hit out at the government for suggesting people left unemployed by the Covid-19 pandemic should retrain to find work....
16th Oct
| By George Crafer
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The cost of citizenship registration for children is placing a 'huge burden' on the Somali community
The Somali community in Manchester is disproportionately affected by a £1,023 fee the Home Office charges to register some children born in the UK as...
16th Oct
| By Joanna Devany
| Comments
Drastic budget cuts are predicted by Manchester City Council over the next year as the impact of the pandemic hits home.
In a statement released on...