News published November 2024
Work starts to create a new heart for Gorton town centre
Gorton district centre will welcome a new public town square, creating a new heart for the local community and a space for people to gather and spend time, while enhancing the existing Gorton Market.
Rogue Newton Heath corner shop linked with illegal fireworks ordered to close its doors
A corner shop which became a hotspot for anti-social behaviour, the unlawful sale of fireworks and illicit tobacco as well as alleged drug dealing has been forced to close.
Dash for your Vaxx!
Manchester’s canine companions leading the way to walk-in clinics across the city
Homeowner that flouted planning law must tear down "out of keeping" and illegal two-storey extension
An illegal extension must be torn down after an uncooperative homeowner was brought before a District Judge following a three-year refusal to comply with the law.
How local libraries will help Mancunians stay warm this winter
Libraries across Manchester will once again open their doors to people in need of support this winter.
Manchester's world-beating Christmas Markets are now OPEN!
And we're off! The festive season in Manchester has officially begun with the opening today (Friday 8 November) of Manchester's world-beating Christmas Markets.
This City housing company moves ahead with latest development sites
The Council has approved a further £5.1m funding to progress the next four This City development sites to planning – aiming to bring forward 600 new homes, including at least 20% affordable housing.
Remembrance Sunday 2024: Manchester to commemorate our Armed Forces
Manchester will pay its respects during the annual Remembrance Sunday commemorations, turning our collective thoughts to the servicemen and women who gave their lives for this country.
New skills programme seeks to link employers and students
Talented students at schools and colleges in Manchester are being connected to future employers helping to cultivate new opportunities as they look to enter the workforce.