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The Green Party logo (the earth surrounded by petals as if it were the centre of a sunflower) on a green background with a transparent overlay of the Manchester skyline.

Pulling the Levers of Change: Inside the Manchester Green Party’s Local Momentum

By Rachel White | 10 February 2026News

Rachel White joined Manchester Greens on the campaign trail following their recent success in a council by-election in South Manchester.

A man wearing dark clothing with a white hood stands on a stage in front of the Manchester Central Library. In one raised hand he holds what looks like a vessel containing red liquid, in the other is a large Union flag on a stick. In the foreground are supporters, some with Union and English flags, and police officers.

Anti-fascists call for Manchester City Council to ban racist rallies

By David Toomer | 7 August 2025News

Anti-fascist campaigners are launching a petition aimed at preventing Manchester City Council from allowing their land to be used for racist gatherings.

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Greater Manchester social movements come together to demand change

By Anja Jungmayr | 9 July 2025News

Can a coalition of social movements provide a challenge to the Labour establishment? Only time will tell.

A group of three primary schoolchildren sat at a table reading books. There is a South Asian girl with long dark hair wearing a blue dress with white collar, and two white boys with blond hair wearing white short-sleeved shirts.

The charity targeting deprivation to improve children’s literacy and life chances in Greater Manchester

By Guest Writer | 7 July 2025Features

Schoolreaders is a national charity working in Greater Manchester to improve children’s reading ability. Read on to learn why their work is necessary.

Orange backdrop reading Greater Manchester Good Landlord Charter

Greater Manchester Combined Authority launches new scheme to create better landlords

By Anja Jungmayr | 3 July 2025News

Greater Manchester Combined Authority have officially launched their GM Good Landlord Charter (GLC), in a bid to increase the quality of rented accommodation across the city region.

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How did Greater Manchester MPs vote on key bodily autonomy bills in Parliament?

By Kacy Preen | 2 July 2025News

Last month (16-20 June 2025) MPs voted on abortion decriminalisation and assisted dying.

Colin Barker’s legacy lives on in Manchester at the 30th anniversary of the social movements conference he pioneered

By Anja Jungmayr | 23 June 2025News

Manchester has been home to the Alternative Futures and Popular Protest conference for 30 years. Originally organised by Colin Barker in the 90s, it continues to inform how activists and academics all over the world understand and create change through social movements.

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Manchester City supporters set up trade union group to fight for fans and workers

By Anja Jungmayr | 20 June 2025News

A group of Manchester City FC fans have set up a trade union-aligned group to fight for better treatment of football supporters and workers.

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A living income campaign has been launched in Greater Manchester with mayor Andy Burnham’s support

By Anja Jungmayr | 9 June 2025News

A living income is a way to change the social security system for the better – and it could be pioneered in the UK for people in Greater Manchester.

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Greater Manchester’s collective history: Jenny, People’s History Museum

By Alice Toomer-McAlpine | 30 May 2025Features

Jenny Mabbott is Head of Collections & Engagement at People’s History Museum, based in Manchester. She has worked on a number of the museum’s programmes highlighting key moments in UK democracy and social change, from LGBTQIA+ rights to migration, and commemorating moments in our radical history from the expansion of voting rights to the Peterloo Massacre.

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