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.

Andy Burnham will introduce the Good Landlord Charter in autumn next year to ensure better housing standards and renters’ protections,

Tenants in Greater Manchester are being encouraged to enter into ‘no-deposit’ schemes in order to secure a place to live

A Manchester man has been given a 23 month suspended jail sentence after he illegally sublet properties which were reserved

In the eyes of many, the coronavirus lockdown will be characterised by a series of First World problems. MM spoke to those living off an unstable salary, which could mean unemployment, eviction and homelessness, while for those facing violence from their partner, it could mean life or death. Here Emma Morgan speak to women’s charities and campaigns across Manchester, to learn more about the potentially disastrous consequences of lockdown for the North West’s most exposed and unprotected women.

Andy Burnham told a disgruntled crowd of private landlords and property professionals that he wants to work with them to develop the region’s housing strategy at a conference in Manchester today.

Manchester students are almost twice as likely as other tenants to face deductions in their deposits, according to figures from the Deposit Protection Service.

The RLA wants a change in law to make council tax forms ask households the tenure of their property and details, where rented, of the landlord, and to make this a mandatory requirement.

Language barriers between landlords and tenants in Manchester have become a growing problem, according to new research.

Oldham tenants using house as drugs den evicted thanks to application of council’s new anti-social behaviour powers

‘Revenge evictions’ are on the rise across the North West as Britain’s housing shortage remains rife, an investigational study by Shelter has shown