Council approves UK’s first LGBTQ+ extra care housing scheme
Plans for the UK’s first LGBTQ+ extra care housing scheme were approved by Manchester City Council’s planning and highways committee
Cheadle train station still in planning stages, according to council
Works at Cheadle train station still yet to begin, according to council Nearly 2 years on from securing funding, no
Manchester City Council planning meeting disrupted by protests against new science and technology site and student accommodation
Manchester City Council’s planning meeting was temporarily paused and relocated yesterday after members of the public voiced their discontent over
Nudity, salt and sausages – the German bathing experience coming to Trafford
Thermal spas can be found all over Germany, where attitudes to nudity are relaxed, and the health benefits of mineral water are seriously appreciated. But, now that a mega spa complex has got the green light in Manchester, can German bathing culture catch on over here?
‘It’s just too big’: Moss Side residents’ groups oppose new student accommodation building
Moss Side residents’ groups were left frustrated after a decision on a major building project that could “overshadow” local residents
Save Hough End Fields fight continues
A cherished green space in South Manchester is under threat from the City Council’s plans to develop on the fields,
Council approves 55-storey ‘caramel wafer’ student-housing skyscraper
Manchester City Council today approved plans for a 55-storey city-centre student skyscraper, with the planning committee’s conflicted chair forced to
WATCH: Hip hop radio legend Westwood adds support to campaign to save Antwerp Mansion
The legendary Rusholme venue will close its doors for the last time this month after seven years of unrivalled notoriety in south Manchester’s nightlife scene.
‘Epic failures need to be called out’: Campaigners call on Mancunians to judge the good, bad and ugly of the city
A new civic movement is calling for people to name the good, bad and ugly of Manchester’s architecture with its first award ceremony.
Tower power! Will 35-storey luxury apartment block get green light from Manchester City Council planning chiefs?
The proposals for a new 35-storey residential building on Whitworth Street West, submitted in July, will be brought before Manchester City Council’s planning committee on Thursday.
‘Gamechanger’: Oldham town hall chiefs give green light to new Prince’s Gate scheme
Oldham Council will now start the selection process for a developer or investment partner for the Prince’s Gate at Oldham Mumps scheme, was approved by the authority’s Cabinet last night.