Large demonstration against police violence in Manchester city centre
A peaceful demonstration to protest state violence and the new police and crime bill took place in Manchester city centre
A peaceful demonstration to protest state violence and the new police and crime bill took place in Manchester city centre
Manchester stood in solidarity with Sarah Everard on Friday evening after the 33-year-old was found dead last week. A small
Manchester hosted its third International Women’s Day march on Saturday, bringing noise, political messages and positive energy to the city’s streets.
The Manchester chapter of Amnesty International (AI) celebrated the birthdays of two human rights activists being detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Manchester is leading the charge this year for International Women’s Day.
The brother of Martyn Hett, one of the 22 people killed in the Manchester Arena attack, is part of a group of politicians, trade unionists and anti-fascists who are opposing a far-right book launch in Manchester today.
Four months after Tony Walsh’s rousing poem This Is The Place was heard from the steps of the Town Hall, Manchester welcomes back National Poetry Day.
The winning designer of the new Emmeline Pankhurst statue being erected in St Peter’s Square says the legendary suffragette’s unflinching dedication to women’s rights was her inspiration.
More than 250 Metrolink drivers have gone through intensive training ahead of the opening of the Second City Crossing tram route.
Sir Charles Halle has been honoured with an archive exhibition in Central Library.
Manchester’s commuters will soon have to find something new to moan about, as Transport for Greater Manchester have announced that normal Metorlink services will resume at the end of the month.
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