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A vigil was held in Rochdale today (Thursday, December 21) to mark the third anniversary of the tragic death of Awaab Ishak, a toddler who died due to a respiratory condition linked to damp and mould in his home.
Trafford's council leader has written to the government urging for a fair deal for the local authority as it faces the need to find savings worth millions of pounds again to balance its books. In the letter, Coun Tom Ross calls for Michael Gove, the Secretary of State at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities to bring forward a Fairer Funding review and also provide immediate relief to the borough.
Huge new changes to the laws around leaseholds which could affect millions of homeowners have been brought to Parliament.
The Conservatives came to Manchester this week under a cloud of speculation that the high-speed railway line we were promised more than a decade ago would be scrapped. After weeks of denial, Rishi Sunak finally confirmed the Northern leg of HS2 will not be built in a speech at Manchester Central Convention Complex - a former railway station in the heart of the city - on Wednesday (October 4).
The tragedy of two-year-old Awaab Ishak's death will not be allowed to happen in Trafford, according to the senior councillor responsible for housing in the borough.
Michael Gove says he is confident Awaab's Law will make 'rapid progress' after being voted through in the House of Lords. The Social Housing (Regulation) Bill is due to be signed off by King Charles following a historic day in Westminster yesterday (June 27).
Greater Manchester's political leaders have called for urgent action from the government to help house asylum seekers and refugees. They have spoken of the 'acute' pressures local authorities are facing, blaming government policies.
Rishi Sunak has ruled out extra help for people struggling with mortgage payments - as ministers consider prioritising British citizens for social housing lists.