Refurbished Merseybank Clubhouse officially opens, marking a new era for community sport and social activity Monday 16 February 2026 More Articles News stories News archive Manchester City Council, alongside Fletcher Moss Rangers Football Club and the Football Foundation, is proud to announce the official opening of the newly refurbished Merseybank Clubhouse. It is a revitalised community space designed to support grassroots football, expand opportunities for women and girls, and provide a welcoming social hub for local residents. The project fulfils Fletcher Moss Rangers’ long‑standing ambition to transform the much‑loved 1950s building into a modern, accessible and energy‑efficient facility that will serve the community for generations. Their 2023…
WorkWell wins big as it empowers more people with mental and physical health conditions to find work Monday 16 February 2026 More Articles News stories News archive A new initiative that supports people into and during work while they are managing their physical and mental health has won big at a national award in London. The WorkWell programme, launched in December 2024, scooped the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA Award after supporting 649 people with health-related barriers to stay in work or find work, while a patient in Manchester Foundation Trust Hospitals.  One of 15 pilots running on a national level, the initiative runs as part of the wider Greater Manchester Strategy/Making Manchester Fairer action plan for improving employment…
Victoria North: Proposals for next phase of Collyhurst regeneration are presented to residents Tuesday 17 February 2026 More Articles News stories News archive A consultation is now open to gather views and feedback about the next ambitious phase of regeneration in the north Manchester neighbourhood. Collyhurst was chosen as one of the first focus areas for investment as part of the major Victoria North regeneration programme – a partnership between Manchester City Council and FEC - that will see more than 15,000 new homes across seven distinct neighbourhoods in the coming years.  Initial consultation for future regeneration in Collyhurst completed in November 2025, which provided…
Council Leader urges Manchester to come together against hate Thursday 19 February 2026 More Articles News stories News archive Cllr Bev Craig OBE asserts Manchester's core values as a welcoming city with diversity and respect at its heart ahead of a Britain First march in the city this weekend. The message from Manchester's leaders is one of unity, urging residents to come together against hatred in all its forms. Cllr Craig said: “Whatever challenges we face, Manchester stands together. Our unity is stronger than hate and the values that unite us will always hold firm. “We are a welcoming and friendly city,…
