The mayor has fuelled rumours of a leadership challenge in recent weeks, but said Keir was the 'right man' to be PM yesterday

Latest estimates put the city centre population as close to 100,000, up from less than 500 in 1990.

There were plans for Hotspur Press to become a student tower block - but it's unclear if they will become reality now

The fire engulfed the structure, which now needs to be partially demolished

Campaigners claim MMU can't progress its plans

It could have major implications for Andy Burnham's office and Manchester's biggest developer

Ethan Davies gave the new way to get around town a try - and one thing surprised him

Ethan Davies joined the rush hour traffic on the controversial scheme - here's how he got on

There's a real possibility Strangeways prison could move in a big new plan to redevelop the area. Ethan Davies reports on the options and the outlook for Manchester's darkest and most controversial la...

Bosses have now cleared up the situation

But you might have seen it before

The number of students living in Fallowfield dropped by a fifth from 2018 to 2022

The mayor's big plan has taken a big step forward

It's a project that's taken months - but it's not quite finished...

A plan 40 years in the making

The mayor was speaking on the day of quiet change for Greater Manchester

"It physically cannot be done"

'All I wanted was £47'

Chorlton is synonymous with suburban Manc cool - but there are plenty struggling to get by. Ethan Davies reports

The bid to open a holiday let in the much-maligned north Manchester suburb shows how much Manchester's grown as a tourist destination - and the headaches its popularity is creating

There's a huge plan to transform the area

One day, 7,000 homes could be in the area

The race to become the city's tallest building is well and truly on

The mayor called the reforms announced by Liz Kendall 'mixed'

Numbers of tents in Albert Square have swelled over the last two weeks

But some say the proposal 'smells like it was AI-generated'

"This opportunity doesn’t exist in Manchester, so we want to change that"

The GMCA said it will 'robustly defend' its administration of the fund

The GMCA said it will 'robustly defend' its administration of the fund

More than £1bn is being spent on the corner of town formerly home to Granada Studios - but will people visit?

Even though the council evicted the tents last week, they're still in town - why?

A new development plan has been unveiled - but a 150-year-old problem remains

Bee Network buses have covered Greater Manchester for six weeks - but are they better than the old private services?

But ruling Labour councillors said the budget will ‘help fill people with civic pride’

The festive fun is in line for a spectacular return to its usual Albert Square focal point

The ‘red tent camp’ sprang up in Manchester city centre last spring

“We should not be thinking about traffic going right through the heart of the city"

It's the end of a saga

The mayor hopes it would replace the optional £1 per night city visitor charge

The council is looking into the possibility of installing an energy network in Wythenshawe without Ofgem's price cap

The controversial project has seen High Court battles, town hall arguments, a DIY skatepark - and even goslings