A group of Hulme residents are taking the council to court over “misleading” planning decision at the end of this month.

Following a 4 year battle against overdevelopment, Hulme Tenants Union are taking the council to court on March 24th – as they believe the Manchester city council planning committee was misled by the chair in their decision to approve plans for the Gamecock pub in January 2024.

The Sister development is proposing to ‘reimagine’ the Grade II listed Hollaway Wall on London Road on the former UMIST campus.

Plans for the UK’s first LGBTQ+ extra care housing scheme were approved by Manchester City Council’s planning and highways committee

Despite 3D printing technology existing since the 1980s, its true capabilities have only recently been uncovered. A number of businesses

Wander down the cobbled streets of the Underbanks and you’ll come across a sign that reads: “We hope you’ve noticed,

Over the past decade Manchester has become a hotbed of new high-rise developments, attracting investors and developers from around the

The UMIST campus, one of Manchester’s most striking examples of modernist architecture, is under threat of redevelopment after plans were

A cherished green space in South Manchester is under threat from the City Council’s plans to develop on the fields,

TreesNotCars has been fighting against Manchester City Council’s decision to develop the former Central Retail Park in Anocats into a

Manchester City Council has approved the construction of five new office buildings on the area known as New Islington Green. 

The report says that Manchester will fail to provide an adequate level of housing or transport to match an estimated 110,000 extra jobs in the city by 2040.