After 14 years of Tory cuts and chaos, Manchester’s communities have been hit hard. Through the cost of living crisis, Manchester Labour has acted to help those in need: Tackling homelesness, boosted by £35 million from the Labour government over the next 4 years. Winter Hardship Fund: cash payments for…

We see the impact of a national housing crisis right here in our city and are determined to work with the new Labour Government to fix that. Since coming to power in July, the Labour Government have already put record cash into building social housing, announced their plan to ban…

We are putting £2.3 million investment in street cleaning to good use, and the Council has secured £5 million more for cleaning and greening projects. This cash means more cleaning and stronger enforcement to keep our streets looking their best. We are seeing benefits now. We use our local funds…

For too long, renters and leaseholders have faced rising costs and a lack of support. That is changing. Renters rights – We are ending renter bidding wars, scrapping section S21 No-Fault evictions, and bringing in better standards for all private rented housing, tackling rogue landlords and substandard housing. Ending leasehold…

We want to see the Mirabel Street area being a place that is good to live in for all residents. We have secured some funding to make some environmental improvements there while kickstarting community involvement. Some small changes, like new planters, have already been put in place. We want these…

Deansgate Councillors were delighted to attend the opening of the first new city centre primary school in decades, Crown Street Primary School in New Jackson. Crown Street Primary School will eventually accommodate 210 children in primary and 26 children in nursery provision. To start with, 24 pre-school children and 30…