Tents for the homeless will be swept away from city centre after council's court win means they can evict the occupants
The 'red tent camp' first appeared last spring, initially as a site of protest against but has rapidly become a go-to spot ...
New development in Albert Square after tree issues
New developments have been underway in Albert Square after two trees planted last year failed to establish. The area, which is being reconstructed as part of Manchester City Council's Our Town Hall ...
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Rayner invites councils and developers to step up with New Town plans
Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner said this morning that a New Towns Taskforce will focus on ...
The chilling two words which confirm Manchester’s £20m problem ‘isn’t going anywhere’
It took just two words to confirm Manchester’s new chilling financial reality: The city has a £20m problem that ‘isn’t going ...
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Beetle-shaped boot jack becomes thrift store treasure
The military hardware is being taken back to Russia after being evacuated from Syria's Tartus Port. Years after he lost his leg in an accident, John could soon realise his dream of joining the crew on ...
Developer chosen for multi-million pound Etruscan Square scheme that will change Hanley forever
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has been working with Manchester-based Genr8 on the Smithfield development, also in Hanley, for over a decade. GKRL, which was appointed by the council following a tender ...
'Inappropriate' new homes to be built on Stockport's green belt
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Premier League APT rules declared ‘void and unenforceable’ in victory for Manchester City
Clubs could now claim compensation for deals agreed between December 2021 and November 2024 that may have been undervalued.