News published November 2023
Wythenshawe Civic redevelopment to get £20m kickstart
The regeneration of Wythenshawe town centre will get a significant boost following confirmation of £20m funding from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund.
Facebook fly-tipper who plied their trade across North Manchester ends up in court
A fly-tipper who took to Facebook to advertise their illegal services has found themselves in front of Magistrates after being tracked down by the Council.
Easier access to Manchester's green loop after improvement works completed
Work to make the Fallowfield Loop easier for people to access and safer to use is under way, with even more improvements to Manchester’s popular eight-mile traffic-free greenway also in the pipeline.
Everyone is welcome in Manchester’s Warm Welcome Spaces as the Council works to support people this winter
Warm Welcome Spaces will once again have their doors open this winter as Manchester City Council sets out its support for residents.
Ho ho ho! Manchester's big Santa is back for Christmas!
Ho ho ho he's back! Manchester's iconic and much-loved big Santa arrived in town at the crack of dawn today to oversee all things Christmas in his favourite festive city.
Change of HOME for Manchester's Director of Culture
Manchester's ambitious new plan to ensure culture is at the heart of the city over the next decade will be overseen by Dave Moutrey OBE, currently Director and CEO of HOME.
Manchester's world-beating Christmas Markets are now open!
And they're back! The festive season in Manchester has officially begun with the opening today of Manchester's world-beating Christmas Markets.
Living Wage Week: Manchester makes strides in journey to become a Living Wage City
The number of employers paying the real Living Wage has increased by more than half a year on from Manchester receiving the initial Living Wage City accreditation.
Manchester marks Remembrance Sunday 2023
The annual Remembrance Sunday commemorations will take place on Sunday 12 November as Manchester falls silent, pays its respects, and remembers the fallen from past conflicts.
Primary pupils take to the terraces at Old Trafford to help boost reading skills and combat racism
Primary school pupils from Manchester took to the terraces at Old Trafford football ground this week to take part in a special author-led event to help boost reading skills and combat racism in sport.