Budget Analysis: Chancellor hunts for votes, but Spring Statement will soon be forgotten
No one cares, and no one’s listening. Such is the attitude of the country to what was either the last
No one cares, and no one’s listening. Such is the attitude of the country to what was either the last
Manchester’s Black community brings with it a history of struggle and resilience – from sportsmen to Nobel Prize winners they
Economist and politician Yanis Varoufakis introduced his new book in a preview for the Manchester Literature Festival, claiming that “Capitalism
Every Greater Manchester region bar one was below the national average for both household income and productivity in 2018, according
Manchester is a well-known city across the world with transport links, sports teams and various industries that have a global appeal.
June 24. Mark the day, the morning the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union…
The country’s economic situation is causing ‘massive stress’ for Mancunians, according to the manager of a local charity dedicated to supporting struggling families.
The wealthiest 1% of the world’s population will own more than the remaining 99% within two years, according to a report by the aid and development charity Oxfam.
As Manchester gets used to the idea of being earmarked as the centre of a ‘Northern Powerhouse’, Chancellor George Osborne has been busy outlining his vision for a metropolitan reform.
The Liberal Democrats leader also suggested Leeds and neighbouring Sheffield could also get on board to build an economic centre to rival southern juggernaut London – as suggested by the Chancellor in Manchester last month.
Vince Cable’s war on ‘unscrupulous employers’ who use banning clauses in zero-hours contracts has been welcomes by The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
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