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The government announced more than £1bn of transport funding for Greater Manchester on Monday (April 4) – but how that will be spent is not yet clear. Three separate pots of funding which will benefit the city-region have been confirmed by the government as part of a £7bn package to 'level up' transport.
On Monday it was announced that Manchester would be getting a £1 billion boost in funding for its public transport network, and we want to hear what you have to say on the city's transport plans.
Andy Burnham has warned that bus services could get worse before they get better as Greater Manchester gets half of the funding for running costs requested.
ECB) on Friday issued an update to its action plan to tackle racism and discrimination, focused on plans to aid the progress of players from diverse or underprivileged backgrounds into professional cricket. The plan was unveiled in November after a number of players, including former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq, alleged they were victims of institutional racism at their clubs. The ECB provided a first update to that plan in January. The ECB's latest update outlines plans to expand the African-Caribbean Engagement (ACE) programme, an independent charity looking to provide opportunities to cricketers from Black communities.
Plans for 84 homes at former Sale Magistrates Court have received £1.2m of funding. The cash is from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and will go towards Trafford council’s plans to overhaul the site for new homes, including major road changes nearby.
The British government has supported a parliamentary committee's recommendation to limit public funding for cricket unless the sport can demonstrate continuous progress in getting rid of racism, it said on Thursday.
Forest Green Rovers chairman and major shareholder Dale Vince has claimed that he is responsible for the funding behind a protest group that recently disrupted an Everton match at Goodison Park.
Forest Green chairman Dale Vince is amused to be “accidentally funding the disruption of Premier League games” by Just Stop Oil protesters after revealing he has given money to the organisation.