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Housing Committee Launches Inquiry Into Housing Conditions in Social Housing and PRS
Housing · England

Housing Committee Launches Inquiry Into Housing Conditions in Social Housing and PRS

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The Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee has launched an inquiry that will look at housing conditions in England.See the Story
How did Greater Manchester MPs vote on key bodily autonomy bills in Parliament? - The Meteor
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How did Greater Manchester MPs vote on key bodily autonomy bills in Parliament? - The Meteor

Crime and Policing Bill: New Clause 1 On Tuesday 17 June the main business in the House of Commons was to debate and vote on changes to the Crime and Policing Bill, which then received its Third Reading and final Commons vote on Wednesday. These amendments, if approved by MPs in a majority vote, would become part of the bill as it makes its journey on the process into becoming statute. The new Clause 1, proposed by MP Tonia Antonazzi, reads as f…Read Article
Colin Barker’s legacy lives on in Manchester at the 30th anniversary of the social movements conference he pioneered - The Meteor
Palestine · Palestine

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

In 2006 two Spaniards came to Manchester. 14 years later, one of them was deputy prime minister of Spain. There’s a rumour that it wouldn’t have happened without AFPP. AFPP, Alternative Futures and Popular Protest, is an academic conference that has been happening in Manchester since 1995. It is unique in the way in brings together social movement scholars and activists in the same place to talk about their common aim – changing the world. The f…Read Article

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

The Trade Union Blues (TUB) are calling for a range of measures from the club’s management to make tickets more affordable for fans and more accessible for the next generation while promoting the historic ethos of trade union activism. Group members must be MCFC fans who also belong to a trade union, with over 15 different unions currently represented including Unite and RMT. Chris Neville, secretary and founding member of TUB, said: “The key th…Manchester City · ManchesterSee the Story

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

At an event on 13 May 2025, people from around Greater Manchester were joined by the metro mayor to officially launch the GM Living Income Campaign. The campaign aims to give 200 households on Universal Credit or with ‘no recourse to public funds’ in Middleton, Tameside, Oldham, and Manchester a living income for two years. It is a collaboration between four main organisations: the New Economics Foundation (NEF), Middleton Cooperating, the Mama …Manchester, England · ManchesterRead Article

What’s on in June - The Meteor

Whether summer’s just round the corner or has already passed us by, this June brings with it a load of local happenings for all kinds of weather. From the Festival of Libraries (4-8 June), to Horizons Festival (12-15 June), there are plenty of big events on this month, as well as more intimate poetry readings, film screenings and music events organised by local groups. Plus, don’t forget to check out Pride month events happening near you! And as…Gaza · GazaRead Article

Greater Manchester’s collective history: Jenny, People's History Museum - The Meteor

Jenny has also worked on the museum’s Nothing About Us Without Us programme, curated in partnership with the Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People. Represent! Voices 100 Years On exhibition (2 June 2018 to 3 February 2019). What do you think Greater Manchester is doing well, or could be better at, when it comes to people feeling included in our local heritage? I think Greater Manchester has really strong local archive services and loca…Manchester, England · ManchesterRead Article

Insurance industry conference in Manchester draws protest against fossil fuels - The Meteor

These groups hope that if large fossil fuel projects can’t get insurance, they can’t be built or operated. This tactic recently proved successful, when the insurer Chubb stopped backing the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, A.K.A. EACOP, following protests against the company including at their Manchester offices. The main insurance broker for EACOP, Marsh, was also present at the BIBA conference. These protests come after a period of successive…Manchester, England · ManchesterRead Article

Acting up! 40 years of HIV activism - The Meteor

To celebrate 40 years of George House Trust’s work in providing support, advice and information about living with HIV, the charity has worked with 8 volunteers and curator Jo Rosenthal to bring the archives to life and share the inspirational stories from activists and people living with HIV. It aims to overcome the stigma surrounding HIV and raise awareness about living with a HIV diagnosis and how nowadays one can live a long and healthy life …HIV · ManchesterRead Article

Greater Manchester’s collective history: Linda Carver, Save Ancoats Dispensary - The Meteor

There is, you know, the interest in heritage, particularly by university students, both the Met and Manchester Uni. It’s incredible, really. I mean, the amount of students that have interviewed me during the campaign and used the dispensary as part of their final dissertation has just been amazing. So I joined the [Ancoats Residents] Forum representing the older people at Victoria Square. That was my role. And so that’s how I came to join this f…University Student · ManchesterRead Article

Swinney: Eradicating child poverty ‘ever more difficult’ because of Labour

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The First Minister said he could not ‘fathom’ how Labour lived with itself after making billions in cuts to the benefits budget.First MinisterSee the Story

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