Manchester announces £3m investment in road safety around schools
Details of a £3m scheme to improve road safety around local schools will be heard by Manchester City Council’s Neighbourhoods and Environment Scrutiny Committee next week.
Manchester Arena teddy tributes go off to new homes
Nearly 2000 teddy bears left in heartfelt tribute to those who were killed or injured in the terror attack at Manchester Arena in May are being moved on this week to their new homes.
Owner who flouted warnings to microchip dog prosecuted in city first
A dog owner from Manchester has been fined for ignoring warnings to microchip her dog – the first prosecution of its kind in the city.
Take a look behind the scenes as Manchester's Neighbourhood Teams work to keep the city clean and green
Manchester City Council’s social media is to be taken over by its Neighbourhood Services teams this week (Monday 18 - Friday 22 September).
We Love Manchester Emergency Fund announces Ariana Grande as Patron of the charity
The We Love Manchester Emergency Fund charity today announces that Ariana Grande will serve as the charity’s first patron.
Manchester stands alongside Stockholm following Friday’s attack
Manchester Town Hall will be lit in the colours of the Swedish flag – blue and yellow – from dusk today as Manchester stands in solidarity with Sweden.
Council's Executive Members detail their priorities
Members of the Council’s Executive have published their priorities for the period up to 2020 to help support the Our Manchester strategy for the city.
Rogue landlord hit with record fine in crackdown
A landlord has been ordered to pay almost £114,000 for breaking management regulations.
Statement in response to 50% rise in reported hate crime incidents in Greater Manchester
Sir Richard Leese, Leader of Manchester City Council, responds to the increase in hate crime in the region.
Blue badge abuser's excuse is just pants
A driver who went out to buy some underpants has been prosecuted for attempting to gain free parking by using his deceased mother’s blue badge.
Illegal street trader ordered to pay nearly £500 and forfeit stock
A street trader caught operating illegally in the city centre has been ordered to pay £495 and forfeit his goods that were seized by council officers.
Litter louts to pay over £1,300 as crackdown continues
Two litter louts have been ordered to pay a total of more than £1,300.
Illegal street trader ordered to pay nearly £650 and forfeit stock
A street seller operating illegally in the city centre has been ordered to pay £644.59 and forfeit his goods seized by council officers.
Unlicensed takeaway ordered to pay £1,600
A takeaway in Ladybarn has been ordered to pay £1612.33 after being prosecuted for operating without a licence.
‘Give me the fine’ dog owner has her wish granted
A dog owner who told council officers “give me the fine” has been handed a £570 bill by magistrates, after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice.