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During the coronavirus restrictions Manchester Art Gallery will offer a range of beneficial programmes to bring creativity, health, and hope into the hearts and homes of local residents
A statement from Leader of the Council Sir Richard Leese following the announcement of a temporary hospital at Manchester Central Convention Centre.
The Government have announced a range of packages to support businesses through the Coronvirus outbreak - this is what it means for Manchester.
The Mancunian Way will be closed for scheduled maintenance work to be carried out this weekend.
Land on Oldham Road, Newton Heath will be transferred to the housing provider to deliver 139 high quality homes - and half will be made available for social rent.
In light of Government advice on how to protect the public throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, changes are being implemented across Manchester’s crematorium and cemeteries.
People across Manchester are being urged to pick up the phone and call or video call those who are in self isolation.
Manchester City Council is making essential changes to how waste is collected during the coronavirus pandemic, due to decreased levels of staffing.
A report that sets out the opportunity to create a new housing development and management company to accelerate affordable homes building will be heard by the Council’s executive committee.
The Council will be sending regular updates to ensure residents have up to date information, detail around any closures, and how to access vital services.
Manchester City Council’s libraries offer 24/7 free access to thousands of e-books, magazines and audiobooks, plus all UK daily newspapers online.
Business Rates will not be taken on April 1st to help support businesses affected by Coronavirus (Covid-19).
Covid-19 will be the challenge of our generation as we work through what is an unprecedented, once in a century outbreak of Coronavirus.
Statement from Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council.
Cllr Bev Craig, Manchester’s Executive Member for Adult Health and Wellbeing says that how we act in a time of need is a mark of how we act as a city.
This year's Youth Buzz Awards have seen some amazing young people from across Manchester recognised for their stand-out achievements and for making a positive contribution to their communities.
Manchester has successfully bid for £51.6m from the Government’s Housing Infrastructure Fund to unlock land for more than 5,500 new homes over the next ten years.
Proposals for the long-term regeneration of Wythenshawe Hospital have been endorsed by Manchester City Council.
The Leader of Manchester City Council responds the Chancellor's Budget speech today.
The spirit of resistance lives on in Manchester after thousands of people came together to celebrate International Women’s Day.
Attracting, keeping and developing the most talented staff is at the heart of a five-year workforce strategy for Manchester City Council’s children’s services department that was approved today.
The council's Executive has backed a framework for how the city will combat climate change in the next five years and approved an action plan, setting out how the Council will play a leading role.
Making sure your baby has a firm, flat surface for every sleep, every where, every time are the key messages that Manchester is promoting to new mums, or anyone looking after a baby, during Safer Sleep week which runs from 9 - 15 March 2020.
Manchester City Council has today (Friday 6 March) agreed its budget for the financial year ahead.
Five of the UK's best-loved children's authors and illustrators have been in Manchester today to take part in a special 'Share a Story Live' event to mark World Book Day and to bring books to life for over 1000 children from local schools.
Manchester City Council has today signed a brand new pledge underlining its commitment to all care-leavers and looked-after children and young people living in Manchester, who are affected by Brexit immigration changes.
The Council’s Executive will be asked to approve almost £2m for the first phase of the transformation of the Piccadilly Gardens area when it meets on Wednesday 11 March.
The public will be asked to give their opinion on how the future of a city centre neighbourhood will be shaped.
The main phase of work to refurbish, partially restore and upgrade Manchester Town Hall will get underway at the end of this month, March 2020.
Issued on behalf of the Time to Read North West Reader Development Partnership