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Sustainability is at the heart of Manchester Day

Manchester Day returns this year for its tenth outing on the 23 June and sustainability remains at the core of the event. The huge celebration of the city – for the people, by its people – has grown to be one of the biggest events

Manchester restaurant prosecuted after rodent infestation discovery

A Chinese restaurant has been hit with fines totalling almost £15,000 after a string of worrying health breaches were discovered. In September 2017 an Environmental Health Officer from Manchester City Council carried out a routine inspection of Hunan Restaurant, in George Street, central Manchester. During

Tour of Britain coming to Bolton

Fourteen teams of 125 riders from across the world will be cycling through Bolton in the OVO Energy Tour of Britain – British Cycling’s premier road cycling event. Greater Manchester will host the final stage of Britain’s biggest professional bike race, on Saturday, September 14.

Manchester Culture Awards return for their second year!

Following last year’s phenomenally successful inaugural awards, Manchester Culture Awards are back – by popular demand – for a second year. Nominations are now open for the awards that recognise the very best of culture and cultural events held in the city over the last

Manchester welcomes new Lord Mayor: Cllr Abid Chohan

Following many years working as a human rights lawyer, alongside his commitments as local councillor for Longsight for the last 15 years, the Mayor Making marks another achievement for Cllr Chohan. Born in a remote village in Pakistan’s Punjab province, Abid studied law as a

Major progress on northern green transport after record investment

more than £600 million investment has supported sustainable and low-carbon transport initiatives right across the region expansion of green transport and infrastructure includes almost 100 ultra-low emission buses Transport Secretary calls on local councils and businesses to apply for further funding available Transport Secretary Chris