Belle Vue Sports Village: a new centre of excellence in East Manchester
East Manchester will welcome a major new sporting hub, becoming the national home of both Speedway and Basketball, as proposals for the Belle Vue Sports Village are unveiled.
East Manchester will welcome a major new sporting hub, becoming the national home of both Speedway and Basketball, as proposals for the Belle Vue Sports Village are unveiled.
Boxing-themed exercise classes for tots as young as four have bred a new type of teenybopper.
More than £20,000 has been awarded to sports clubs, athletes and coaches across Manchester, as part of the legacy of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
A new report suggests that Manchester has benefitted more from the Olympic and Paralympic Games than any UK city outside London.
Olympic and Paralympic athletes will help Manchester show its appreciation of the hard work of the city’s best sports clubs, coaches, athletes, schools and volunteers at the Manchester Sports Awards.
A Manchester post box is to remain gold as a permanent reminder of the city’s victorious Olympic athletes.
A man who has spent the last twenty years tracing his family tree, finally got to see the home of his Tatton ancestors as Wythenshawe Hall reopened its doors again recently.
The largest celebration of Team GB Olympians and Paralympians outside of London is set to take place in Manchester.
A serviceman who lost both legs and an arm while on duty in Afghanistan is among a group of people with disabilities who will help launch the Paralympic Games in Manchester.
Brazilian Paralympic cyclists have met a group of disabled children and adults who pledged to ride 20,000 laps of a sports track – the same distance as London to Rio de Janeiro.
Would-be triathletes can have a go at this gruelling endurance sport - in the comfort of Exchange Square's popular Olympics Live Site.
More than a thousand people flocked to Wythenshawe Park today for a mass Zumba session – as part of the town’s own version of London 2012.
Swimmers based at Manchester Aquatics Centre will be representing their country during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
A carnival atmosphere will come to Exchange Square this Friday as Manchester prepares for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
Thai Olympic hopefuls have arrived in Manchester to train for London 2012.
Manchester youngsters will soon be able to see world-class athletes up close, with Australian Olympic hopefuls due to set up home in the city’s Aquatics Centre.
Levenshulme and Burnage Boxing Academy will officially open its doors on Friday 29 June at 7.15pm.
The last generation may have grown up inspired by Girl Power – but today’s youngsters in Wythenshawe have a new mantra all about willpower.
Northern Thunder were crowned champions at the nail biting final of the Fiat Netball Super League, their first ever Superleague victory.
A woman with a rare disease which means she can’t control how she moves has beaten the odds by learning how to swim again.
More charities are set to benefit from the Bupa Great Manchester Run after a group of young volunteers collected nearly a tonne of clothing during the event.
Manchester City Council is seeking residents’ views on proposed new swimming pools and libraries in Chorlton, Levenshulme and East Manchester.
The Manchester Primary School Squash competition saw three schools from across Manchester compete to be crowned Manchester Champions 2011-2012 at the National Squash Centre on Thursday 10 May.
The teacher who trained the wheelchair dance duo on last night's semi-finals of Britain's Got Talent (BGT), has spoken of his pride in both the act and art gaining national recognition.
A Normandy veteran who narrowly missed being selected for the 1948 London Olympics will be welcoming sports fans from across the world to Greater Manchester for this summer’s Olympic events.
Sprinter Clovis Asong, 17, and BMX Racer Valerie Zebrokova, 14, have both been selected onto their sport’s governing body’s programmes for talented athletes and are on course to become future Olympians.
Saturday 18 February saw Manchester City Council and the City of Manchester Water Polo Club begin a five year partnership that will help develop and promote the sport across the city.
School children across Manchester have been given their first taste of squash after visiting the National Squash Centre, Eastlands, during the 2012 National Championships.
Plans for a new £4.5 million football stadium in North Manchester with facilities which will benefit the wider community are moving forwards.
Manchester City Council has unveiled an outline £18 million strategy which would see three outdated older pools with high running costs replaced with state-of-the-art leisure facilities.
Manchester will show its appreciation for the commitment and hard work of the city’s best sports clubs, coaches, athletes and volunteers at the BT Manchester Sports Awards, on Friday 21 October.
The Manchester Commonwealth Games workforce including all staff, contractors and volunteers are invited to attend a Tenth Anniversary planning event.
More than 400 people responded to the Council's recent consultation on proposed management changes relating to indoor leisure facilities across the city.
Tens of thousands of Manchester United fans lined the streets of the city centre to watch the team celebrate their record-breaking 19th Barclays Premier League win.
A victory parade will be held on Monday 30 May to celebrate Manchester United’s record-breaking 19th league title and, potentially, their fourth Champions League trophy win.