News published October 2022

Business steps in to kick-start Our Year Legacy Fund to provide opportunities for young people in Manchester

  • Wednesday 26 October 2022

National company IMPOWER has joined forces with Manchester City Council to launch a brand new “Our Year Legacy Fund” to provide ongoing opportunities for children and young people in the city.

Christmas returns to Manchester the UK's capital of Christmas with the opening of its famous Christmas Markets 

  • Friday 21 October 2022
ID: Image showing Mill at the Christmas Markets

The countdown is officially on in the UK's capital of Christmas as Manchester gets ready for the opening of its world-famous Christmas Markets on Thursday 10 November.

No suitable location for Christmas lights switch-on event in Manchester this year

  • Monday 17 October 2022

Lack of a suitable and safe location to host the annual event that usually kicks off Christmas in Manchester means that this year there will be no Christmas lights switch-on show in the city.

Statement: Manchester featured in all three of Time Out's global listing stories as a city that people should visit

  • Thursday 13 October 2022

Manchester featured in all three of Time Out's global listing stories as a city that people should visit.

Brand new children's library to open in Manchester thanks to partnership with Z-arts

  • Monday 10 October 2022

A brand-new children's library is set to open in Manchester this week, thanks to a unique partnership between the city council and Hulme based charity Z-arts.

Unanimous agreement by Council puts care-experienced people at forefront of policies and decision-making in Manchester

  • Wednesday 5 October 2022

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.

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