News published February 2026
Manchester rolls out red carpet for galaxy of music stars as BRITs effect brings welcome business boost to city
After months of planning Manchester is gearing up to welcome a line-up of global music icons who are heading to the city for this weekend's BRIT Awards with Mastercard.
Council approves £1 billion 2026/27 budget to improve Manchester
Manchester City Council has today (Friday 27 February) set its budget for 2026/27, outlining how it will make a positive difference to the city and its residents.
Council Leader responds to incident at Manchester Central Mosque
Leader Cllr Bev Craig speaks to Manchester's Muslim communities following an incident at a Manchester mosque last night.
Council Leader urges Manchester to come together against hate
Cllr Bev Craig OBE asserts Manchester's core values as a welcoming city with diversity and respect at its heart ahead of a Britain First march in the city this weekend.
Victoria North: Proposals for next phase of Collyhurst regeneration are presented to residents
A consultation is now open to gather views and feedback about the next ambitious phase of regeneration in the north Manchester neighbourhood.
New Max Trax opens at Delamere Park
A cycle track dedicated to a young boy who loved to ride has opened in his memory at Delamere Park in Openshaw (15th February).
WorkWell wins big as it empowers more people with mental and physical health conditions to find work
A new initiative that supports people into and during work while they are managing their physical and mental health has won big at a national award in London.
Refurbished Merseybank Clubhouse officially opens, marking a new era for community sport and social activity
Manchester City Council, alongside Fletcher Moss Rangers Football Club and the Football Foundation, is proud to announce the official opening of the newly refurbished Merseybank Clubhouse.
Lunar New Year celebrations in Manchester
Manchester is going all out this weekend to welcome in the Year of the Horse and to celebrate Lunar New Year.
New plans to tackle fly‑tipping and litter set to make communities cleaner and greener by 2035
An ambitious plan to tackle the effects of fly‑tipping and litter across Manchester are on track to improve the environment and strengthen community pride.