End for Manchester Adoption Society approaching?

Article published: Friday, January 22nd 2010

A celebrity campaign is underway to help a children’s charity raise the quarter of a million pounds it needs to stay open.

Help at hand for new local food co-ops

Article published: Tuesday, January 19th 2010

If one of your New Year’s resolutions was to live a healthier lifestyle then Sustain, the alliance for better food and farming, are helping to make it that bit easier by advising people on how they can buy local organic produce in bulk.

Football pitches ditched at Hardy Farm

Article published: Sunday, January 17th 2010

Campaigners scored a decisive victory in the fight to save Chorlton Meadows on Thursday 14 January, as developers withdrew plans for a sports complex on Hardy Farm at a meeting of the Manchester City Council Planning Committee.

Good migrations: Asylum seeker Lydia Besong avoids deportation

Article published: Monday, January 11th 2010

Following a vigil and letters to MPs, the Home Office and airlines Lydia Besong is to be released from Yarl’s Wood and her case re-opened.

Reid It and Weep

Article published: Sunday, January 10th 2010

Three years ago this month lawyers representing the then Home Secretary John Reid admitted in court that children had been held in detention centres illegally.

Protected species endangered by building on Green Belt in Salford say campaigners

Article published: Wednesday, January 6th 2010

The future of a strip of Green Belt land in Salford is being threatened by an industrial development plan proposed by Salford City Council. The development could also menace the existence of a number of endangered bird species.

Target Brimar begin 22 Days of Waging Peace

Article published: Sunday, December 27th 2009

Anti-militarist campaigners from across the Northwest will be holding a 22 day long protest against Chadderton-based weapons component manufacturer Brimar from December 27.