Mayors will be able to 'call in' decisions on schemes with more than 150 homes, more than 15,000 sqm of commercial space, or any building 30 metres high or taller.
The Charter is exploring how workplace culture can be recognised alongside employment practices, under a new Good Employment Culture tier of membership for businesses.
With more than 864,000 people in scope of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, an estimated 428,000 self-employed, sole traders and landlords had missed the first quarterly deadline.
Sunday 9th August, when Totally Stockport Krazy Races took place, proved particularly successful with over 50,000 visitors recorded, more than double the previous Sunday.
Since June, the exhibition has attracted more than 1,700 visitors to the town centre's Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, who voted to decide the People's Choice Awards winners.
Sports bar, Rita Rays, has already opened, with wine bar, Bodega opening from 2pm on 21st August. An open day on 22nd August will also provide a look inside the apartments at the scheme.
The "A Route to Growth for the North" report by Metro Dynamics details how Runway 2 at Manchester Airport has profoundly shaped the region's economy since it opened in 2001.
Plans, provisionally approved by Ofwat, will support the continued growth of the region's economy, and create an estimated 4,000 additional jobs across the water company's supply chain.
A long-term Pride in Place Plan will help shape how investment is delivered over the coming years, ensuring funding is focused on the opportunities and ambitions that matter most to local people.
Rising energy prices as a result of US military action in Iran has been the main driver of the uptick in inflation, despite food prices rising at their slowest rate in nearly five years.
Designed specifically for adults with learning disabilities and autism, the much-loved event once again transformed the Guildhall into a vibrant, fully accessible festival space.
Changes sit alongside a number of other recent reforms to the planning system, set out under the government’s new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
Survey findings will help GMCA develop its Aspiring Pathways programme to ensure young people in Alternative Provision settings have access to meaningful workplace experiences.
Working with his walking group and a personal trainer who specialises in stroke survivors, Andy Shaw has been training to walk 3km to raise money for Stockport NHS Charity.
Hallidays HR explains recent CIPD research into how businesses can help managers psychologically navigate challenging tasks that require making tough decisions without succumbing to burnout.
Two schools in Stockport have been granted planning approval to be rebuilt, replacing old buildings and supported by the Department for Education's School Rebuilding Programme.
Taking place at Loft Social on 17th September from 6pm, the Connecting Greater Manchester event promises an opportunity for the borough's young professionals to step outside their usual circle.
The new account combines a competitive rate with fun 24-page activity book for children aged five to 11, helping families continue their financial education at home.