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Greater Manchester is set to launch a major new programme to get a grip on the housing crisis by tackling pressures on temporary accommodation and turning long-term empty homes into safe, secure housing for families in need.
Rising demand for temporary accommodation, a shortage of affordable homes, and escalating costs have left councils increasingly reliant on expe...
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has put out a statement to say it will be more assertive in the way they deal with antisemitic protests across the city.
In a joint statement issued by the Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley and the Chief Constable of GMP, Sir Stephen Watson, they emphasised that visible patrols and protective measures around synagogues, schools, and co...
Jewish Action for Mental Health recently held its first quiz night and Neurokinetics Club held its second!
The very first Jewish Action for Mental Health (JAMH) quiz night was a huge success, with more than 80 people coming together in December at Manchester Maccabi for an evening of fun, laughter, and community spirit.
Guests enjoyed a lively mix of quiz ...
Journalist, Tour Guide, and Author of Manchester: The Biography, Ed Glinert, talks his new book and Jewish contributions to the city’s history.
Landing in Manchester from London in 1977, Ed Gilnert started his journalism career at the student newspaper – The Mancunion – before founding City Life and working for Private Eye and MOJO music magazine in the 90s.
...As Pancake Day approaches, we explore the history behind this delicious tradition and discover the best spots in Manchester to enjoy a stack.
Shrove Tuesday – commonly known as Pancake Day – marks the traditional feast day before Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. The name comes from “shrive”, meaning to give absolution after confession. In Anglo-Saxon times, Christians ...
