Plaque unveiling to commemorate an important part of Manchester's theatrical past Manchester City Council have unveiled a plaque at Central Library to commemorate the Library Theatre Company.
Councillors in Manchester have unanimously agreed to put young people who are in care and care-experienced people of all ages at the forefront of policies and decision-making in the city.
The winners of the Our Year: Our Card competition have been announced and the winners received printed copies of their library card designs yesterday (4 October).
Helpline also launched to provide one-stop-shop for people needing advice and help
Manchester will celebrate receiving recognition from the Living Wage Foundation for its plan to make a Living Wage City at a meeting of the full Council this week (Weds 5 October).
An update report on the Our Town Hall project sets out both the excellent progress which has been made so far and the ongoing challenges faced.
A report on Factory International, Manchester’s new landmark cultural space, provides a detailed update on the project, including its budget challenges.
Vaccine drive given shot in the arm to prevent ‘double trouble’ in the city.
Exhibitions, live music, talks, theatre performances and storytelling are all part of Manchester Libraries’ celebration of this year’s Black History Month. All events are free to attend.
Issued on behalf of The Factory Trust. A major capital gift of £2m has been secured towards Manchester’s landmark new cultural space, Factory International, ahead of its opening in 2023.
A routine Trading Standards inspection has resulted in the prosecution of a business which sold potentially toxic products.
Job seekers looking for a career change or a new challenge in the care sector will have the chance to meet care sector employers at Manchester’s Adult Social Care Recruitment event next week.
Steps are being put in place to improve the safety of women in Manchester’s night-time economy.
The long-anticipated Wythenshawe Cycle Hub construction works have finished, and the state-of-the-art infrastructure is now open for Mancunians of all ages and cycling abilities to enjoy.
Manchester City Council could soon be able to fine motorists who break the rules of the road if an upcoming consultation is successful.
Big screens are being put in place in Manchester city centre to enable members of the public who wish to join others in watching the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to do so.
Today Manchester City Council launched a library photo and video Exhibition to commemorate the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her visits to Manchester.
Heartfelt and moving messages left on a sea of flowers in St Ann's Square Manchester that have been growing daily since the announcement of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's death, are to be preserved for future generations as part of a special city archive that will also include the city's Books of Condolence.
Manchester will host range of events this week in tribute to the Queen – culminating in the state funeral next Monday (19 September).
The Lord Mayor of Manchester Cllr Donna Ludford welcomes the beginning of the reign of King Charles III following the Greater Manchester proclamation in St Peter's Square, Manchester.
The city leaders signed a book of condolence at Manchester Central Library and lay a wreath in St Ann's Square in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
A report to the Council’s Environment and Climate Change Scrutiny Committee (Thurs 8 Sept) sets out the Council’s commitment to retrofitting the city’s housing to low carbon standard.
Manchester City Council has launched its Cultural Partnership grants programme, offering funding of up to £40,000 per year for cultural organisations in Manchester.
A refreshed Climate Change Action Plan charting progress and next steps in the Council’s mission to halve its own direct emissions by 2025 will be considered by councillors this month.
Manchester City Council is warning that without extra Government support it is on course to overspend its budget for this financial year by around £20m.
Manchester’s planning committee has approved an application for 128 new homes in Ancoats – the first development by the Council’s This City housing company to be given the green light.
The long-anticipated repairs to the Grade II listed Wythenshawe Hall, situated in Wythenshawe Park, have been completed.
The voluntary and community sector is being encouraged to apply for grant funding when the new round of Our Manchester Voluntary and Community Sector (OMVCS) grants programme launches tomorrow.
Students at schools across Manchester have celebrated their first post-pandemic GCSE results day today after sitting their exams before schools broke up for summer.
A trial six-month closure of the streets surrounding Cutting Room Square is set to be trialled, beginning this week (Friday 26 August).