Politics
National Policy Shifts Set to Alter Manchester's Employment Landscape
Changes in national skills legislation and funding are expected to shape Manchester’s job market and local workforce training opportunities.
Sport
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Politics
Changes in national skills legislation and funding are expected to shape Manchester’s job market and local workforce training opportunities.
lifestyle
Beyond the city centre, Manchester’s character shifts from industrial grit to independent hubs; here is how to navigate the city’s evolving urban landscape.
culture
Housed in a former hydraulic pumping station, the museum tells 200 years of the story of workers' rights, the vote and everyday life in Britain.
culture
Local initiatives rooted in diverse traditions and global connections shape the city's 2026 festival programme.
lifestyle
Manchester residents are incorporating city-supported habits such as using refill points and repair services to cut waste and energy use in everyday routines.
culture
Owned by the University of Manchester on Oxford Road, the free museum spans archaeology, anthropology and natural history and draws around 650,000 visitors a year.
culture
Based in the landmark Urbis building in the city centre, the museum preserves and displays major collections of football memorabilia.
community
The official guide for Greater Manchester lists concerts, markets and family activities for the coming days.
lifestyle
From Northern Quarter staples to the expansion of suburban roasteries, the city's coffee culture is shifting toward hyper-local transparency and extended service hours.
wellness
From Salford Quays to the Fallowfield Loop, Greater Manchester's growing network of traffic-free paths is giving nervous riders and young families a genuine way in.
Politics
The July 6 vote directs an extra £4.8 million from reserves into home care services, meaning Manchester property owners will pay an average £45 more in council tax from April 2027.
Politics
A proposed referendum would let Manchester City Council raise or limit council tax levels, changing what residents pay for services such as waste collection and social care.
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