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Community orchard project bears fruit

Published: Thursday 30th April 2009

There are rich pickings on offer at east Manchester’s first community orchard that opens on Tuesday 5 May.

Brand new Sure Start Centre for Didsbury to replace Beehive play centre

Published: Wednesday 29th April 2009

Friday 1st May will see a celebration at the Beehive Play Centre in Didsbury Park to mark the end of an era as the old centre closes to make way for a brand new Sure Start Centre for local families.

Real nappies trial celebrates fifth birthday

Published: Wednesday 29th April 2009

Manchester City Council is celebrating the fifth birthday of its real nappies scheme.

Pupils design new school for Miles Platting

Published: Wednesday 29th April 2009

Manchester City Council has started work on the site of a new £7.4m primary school that is taking its inspiration from pupil designs.

Makeover for Marie Louise

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

Work has begun on improvements to Marie Louise Gardens in Didsbury.

City parks bear fruit

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

Free fruit and vegetables will soon be available in parks right across Manchester thanks to a new scheme being introduced by Manchester City Council.

Manchester firms unite in timely initiative

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

Leading Manchester businesses have pledged to donate an estimated £250,000 worth of their time and expertise in a unique initiative to help members of the business community through the recession.

Warm welcome for frozen food store in old Woolworths

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

Moves to turn the former Woolworths store in Northenden into a frozen food shop have received a warm welcome.

The Angels get Grumpy

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

A Northwest-based charity called GRUMPY, the Greater Manchester Play Resources Unit, is to take over the management of The Angels community centre in Gorton.

Amazing Monastery offers labyrinth walks on Sundays

Published: Tuesday 28th April 2009

The Monastery in Gorton, east Manchester is offering a new twist on a relaxing Sunday walk.

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