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Greater Manchester launches North of England’s first Local Nature Recovery Strategy

Greater Manchester launches North of England’s first Local Nature Recovery Strategy

by Nikki Brown | Sep 8, 2025 | Natural Environment

Greater Manchester has launched England’s first Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) in the North. The landmark plan feeds into our vision for the next decade to tackle the biodiversity emergency, reverse decades of wildlife decline, and ensure that everyone across...
Manchester and Salford set for greener future with £2.6m funding announced for North West

Manchester and Salford set for greener future with £2.6m funding announced for North West

by Nikki Brown | Jul 18, 2025 | Uncategorized

Blackpool, Liverpool city region, Salford and Manchester received a funding boost of £2.6m in total, to help ensure people living in their areas can enjoy nature and green spaces, close to home. They are amongst 40 towns and cities receiving a grant from The National...
Manchester City Council submits planning application for latest city centre park

Manchester City Council submits planning application for latest city centre park

by Nikki Brown | Dec 11, 2024 | Uncategorized

Proposals for a new major urban park at the former Central Retail Park site in Anocats, Manchester have been submitted to planners by Manchester City Council. Designed in collaboration with landscape architects Planit-IE the investment will transform the long-term...
Manchester’s ‘outstanding’ Mayfield Park wins Green Flag Award for the first time

Manchester’s ‘outstanding’ Mayfield Park wins Green Flag Award for the first time

by Nikki Brown | Jul 18, 2024 | Uncategorized

Manchester’s Mayfield Park has received a prestigious Green Flag Award with judges declaring they had “never seen such an outstanding urban park in 20+ years of judging”. It’s the first Green Flag Award for the city-centre park, and its eighth industry award...
Manchester City Council sets out a plan to plant 64,000 new trees across the city by 2050

Manchester City Council sets out a plan to plant 64,000 new trees across the city by 2050

by Nikki Brown | Nov 7, 2023 | Natural Environment

Manchester City Council has set out a plan to plant around 64,000 new trees across the city region by 2050. Since the launching the region’s first ‘tree strategy’ in 2005, more than 125,000 new trees and tree hedges – including 125 community orchards, and fruit tree...
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