Manchester Oxford Road train station to close for two years under revamp project
Manchester Oxford Road station is facing potential closure for two years as part of a planned overhaul, Network Rail has
Manchester fundraising success makes Big Issue vendors seaside holiday wish a reality
A Manchester Big Issue vendor will enjoy a seaside trip this April thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Theatre’s first energy-harvesting dancefloor heading to Manchester
A dancefloor which produces energy from the movement of performers will arrive at Manchester’s Contact Theatre in November. Hot in
Manchester’s Neighbourhood Festival: The best model for a festival?
Neighbourhood Festival took place on Saturday, October 1st across 13 venues all over Oxford Road, bringing new and established artists
Greater Manchester Bee Bike hire scheme launches new phase
The second phase of Manchester’s new Bee Network Cycle Hire is a week old, running ahead of a proposed full
‘To bee or not to bee’: introducing Manchester’s new poetry library
Manchester’s new poetry library, based on Manchester Metropolitan University’s Oxford Road campus, opened its doors to the public for the
Follow your gut… Manchester set to welcome The Gut Stuff roadshow as health gurus come to Oxford Road
Mancunians will be urged to follow their gut to happiness as health gurus take over Oxford Road next week.
WATCH: Sorry, not in service… Better Buses for GM to say no to ‘fat cats’ at Feb 6 meeting
February 6 will see a massive public consultation held by Better Buses for Greater Manchester, where the public are invited to a panel to discuss what to do about the city’s beleaguered buses.
TERF War: Gay Village divided over proposed Gender Recognition Act reform
A propaganda war has been playing out in Manchester’s iconic Gay Village since the beginning of October.
Manchester tram and bus projects scoop national awards at the ‘Oscars’ of transport
Manchester Metrolink’s ‘Second City Crossing’ (2CC) has been named as Britain’s Construction and Engineering Project of the Year at the National Transport Awards.
‘Anything could happen to you’: Deansgate employees slam potential introduction of driver-only trains
Rail strikes won’t work according to a Deansgate customer service worker, who fears the introduction of driver-only trains is “written in stone” under a flailing Conservative government.