Animal rights activists target Lidl for allowing chickens to “live lives of misery”
A week of activism that started with flyers left in a Manchester Lidl has culminated in a protest outside Lidl
Climate activists take on insurance companies over African pipeline
Campaigners rallied in front of Manchester Central Convention Complex this morning, calling on insurance companies to swear off their involvement
Thousands of children are still being digitally excluded, education experts warn
Urgent calls to get more students online are going unanswered in the third national lockdown, leading to growing concerns about
‘We want the world to go vegan’: Vigil in memory of slaughtered animals takes place in Manchester
Manchester’s vegan activists held a peaceful vigil in memory of slaughtered animals last weekend when around 40 people gathered in town centre.
‘Cameron would go under’: Government criticised over treatment of Manchester homeless by activists
A homelessness activist has criticised the Government over the homeless crisis in Manchester – and stated that David Cameron would “go under” if put in their circumstances.
‘It doesn’t involve sacrifice’: Northern Vegan Festival visits Manchester for its third year
The Northern Vegan Festival comes to Manchester for the third successive year on Saturday October 17, showcasing 185 stalls worth of vegan food and products.
Gender inequality is our ‘apartheid’, human rights campaigner tells Manchester
A shocked Manchester University audience were told last week that gender inequality ‘is apartheid’, with human rights figurehead Shami Chakrabarti calling it ‘the greatest and most entrenched’ human rights issue facing the world today.
Davyhulme fracking: Council postpone decision as activists reveal holes in drill plans
Trafford Council fracking plans in Davyhulme have been stopped after lobby group Friends of the Earth (FotE) drilled holes in their plans.
IN PICS: Mancunians use rally against ANYTHING to protest shaving beards, litter and ‘liberating letter q from u’
Claire Curtin led the People’s Protest from the museum to Lincoln Square where around 40 protestors made speeches on the subject of their choice, mixing with others with differing views