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21st May 2024 | By Raphael Boyd
Levenshulme hoping to host first markets since 2023Levenshulme 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
The Levenshulme queer run club gaining popularityA new club geared towards members of the LGBTQ+ community has launched in Manchester, with organisers hoping the club will attract queer people from around...
20th May 2024 | By Raphael Boyd
Levenshulme based exhibit leaving at the end of the monthA photography exhibit that has caught the eye of many around Manchester will be moving from its home on Levenshulme. 20 Year Party People, which...
19th March 2024 | By Raphael Boyd
Manchester bike thefts to be tackled as new scheme announcedA new initiative looks to cut the rate of bicycle thefts in Manchester.
19th March 2024 | By Raphael Boyd
The small Levenshulme repair café making a big impactA repair café in Levenshulme is doing its part to help the environment, whilst also bringing the community together.
8th March 2022 | By Eddie Toomer-McAlpine
Levenshulme Old Library celebrates International Women’s Day with week of community eventsLevenshulme Old Library is celebrating International Women’s Day with a series of events throughout the week including a night of spoken word compered by Rebecca Kenny. Ten...
2nd February 2022 | By Joseph O'Shea
‘A toxic cocktail of chemicals’: sniffer dog seeks out 5kg of illegal tobaccoA sniffer dog has found 5kg of illegal tobacco after a routine inspection by police. The tobacco was found in the form of 13,050 cigarettes and 4.5kg of...
16th December 2021 | By James Stow
Dad enlisted help of young daughters to build his own BMW electric car during lockdownA LEVENSHULME dad built his very own electric vehicle over lockdown with the help of his family. Inspired by his daughters’ love of cars, father-of-two Tom...
4th November 2021 | By Keiron Watkin
Low traffic scheme in Levenshulme has seen a mixed response – what’s next?A traffic management scheme designed to get cars off the road and encourage more people to cycle has received a mixed response in a south...
2nd November 2021 | By Eddie Toomer-McAlpine
Levenshulme station to get disabled access but more must be done say campaignersLevenshulme train station is to be given step-free access after years of campaigning by residents who say society must do more for passengers with disabilities. ...
28th September 2021 | By Eddie Toomer-McAlpine
Bankley Gallery in Levenshulme showcases work from 20 artists selected from annual open callThe past 18 months of lockdown has influenced many artists' work which are all linked by what exhibition judge and Manchester photographer Simon Buckley describes as "a sense of melancholy, loneliness and fear"
6th November 2020 | By Kiah-Azriel Freer
Proposed road blocks in Levenshulme causing divide and confusion among residentsA Levenshulme neighbourhood project has met with backlash from residents who feel they have been left out of important decisions about roadblocks. The current proposal...
27th June 2020 | By Sarai Van-Cook
Levenshulme cyclists take to street to protest against council’s refusal to install pop-up cycling lanesA human chain of cyclists formed in Levenshulme to criticise Manchester City Council’s “disappointing” response to a bid for government funding for pop-up cycle lanes across...
13th November 2018 | By Valentina Ojeda
Campaign launched to introduce better lighting in Cringle Park in Levenshulme for a safer communityLocated in the heart of Levenshulme, Cringle Park is a green space for families, dog owners and everyone alike to enjoy. But during the winter...
9th April 2018 | By Sanaa Reddy
Manchester allotment project helps refugees integrate into the communityAn allotment in Levenshulme is bringing together refugees who have come to the UK in search of a better life. The project was founded eight years ago...