Iranian mother and daughter facing imminent deportation

Article published: Friday, October 2nd 2009

A campaign is underway to prevent the deportation of a 16 year old Iranian girl and her mother. They are currently being held 150 miles outside of their home in Salford at the notorious Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre, where they have been for over three weeks.

Tesco in Trafford: Community Blackmail

Article published: Wednesday, September 30th 2009

Local residents are continuing a long-running campaign opposing the development of a new “mega-Tesco” in Stretford and Gorse Hill. The proposed Chester Road site would create a behemoth of 140, 000 square feet, the largest Tesco in the UK, for the moment at least.

The Battle for Albion Green

Article published: Saturday, September 26th 2009

A green oasis constructed by local residents in the Poet’s Corner area of Salford is the newest victim of development plans in the area.

Massive Counter-Demonstration to Manchester EDL March Planned

Article published: Thursday, September 24th 2009

The English Defence League (EDL), a far-right group with links to the British National Party (BNP) and other neo-fascist organisations, looks set to march through Manchester on October 10. Their demonstration will be met with an enormous counter-mobilisation from anti-fascists.

Manchester No Borders call for action on Calais crisis

Article published: Wednesday, September 23rd 2009

Manchester No Borders have called for action against the mass evictions and arrests of refugees taking place in the French port town of Calais.

Consultation Night-Mayor

Article published: Saturday, September 19th 2009

A Mule readers survey has cast doubt on the credibility of Manchester City Council’s Governance Consultation. 88% of respondents have not received consultation leaflets from the Council. 79% were unaware that a consultation is taking place.

NO2ID launch campaign against pilot Identity Card scheme in Greater Manchester

Article published: Friday, September 18th 2009

With Manchester providing the testing ground for the government’s controversial ID card scheme this October, NO2ID have launched a campaign to alert and inform citizens as well as voice opposition to the National Identity Database project.