Stockroom has welcomed its one millionth visit in less than a year since opening, marking a major milestone for the creative and cultural centre at the heart of Stockport town centre. The milestone comes ahead of Stockroom's first birthday celebrations from 22nd to 24th May, which will feature a … [Read more...]
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Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce names AI training partner
IN4 Group has been selected as the exclusive AI and data training partner to Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce (GMCC), enabling businesses across the region to upskill their workforce in AI and data technology. Through the partnership, GMCC members will gain access to AI and data training, … [Read more...]
Stockport hospital staff hold poster competition with local primary schools to address car idling
Emergency hospital staff in Stockport have joined forces with local primary school children in highlighting the hazards of car idling, both on hospital grounds and elsewhere, as part of their measures to protect the environment. Stockport NHS Foundation Trust staff joined teachers from local … [Read more...]
BSL beginners invited to Stockport coffee morning
Stockport Homes Group and British Sign Language (BSL) teacher, Lorri Wilson, are hosting a coffee morning to give local BSL beginners and learners the chance to practice their signing. The BSL coffee morning will take place at Stockport Homes' offices on Edward Street in Stockport town centre … [Read more...]
Educate North Award win for Airport Skills partnership
Trafford & Stockport College Group and Manchester Airports Group (MAG) are celebrating after winning an Educate North Award (ENA), which recognises the success of their ongoing Manchester Airport Skills Hub partnership. The Business Engagement Award celebrates the collaboration’s innovative … [Read more...]
Seashell celebrates official opening of The Ged Mason Building
Stockport charity Seashell marked a major milestone in their campus redevelopment with the official opening of The Ged Mason Building, an industry-leading new facility designed to transform education, care and support for children and young adults with complex disabilities. The official opening … [Read more...]
Stockport students invited to design official Tour de France posters
With the women's tour set to pass through the borough next year, creative students in Stockport have a once in a lifetime chance to see their work shared around the world as part of the 2027 Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Grand Départ GB has launched an exciting poster … [Read more...]
GMT’s 5th Avenue Project announces collaboration with Raheem Sterling Foundation
The 5th Avenue Project, powered by Stockport-based Great Minds Together (GMT), has announced a new collaboration with the Raheem Sterling Foundation. The project works directly with neurodivergent children, young people and their families across Greater Manchester, providing practical … [Read more...]
North West students reach finals of national STEM competition
12 STEM students from schools in the North West are named finalists of The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition 2026, organised by EngineeringUK. A sustainable floating farm, an AI-powered recycling bin and renewable energy generation through everyday movement, are just some … [Read more...]
GMT offers support for schools following SEND reforms
Following publication of the Government’s Schools White Paper and details of SEND reforms, Stockport-based GMT is launching a dedicated support offer to help schools meet the needs of neurodivergent pupils. The white paper, published in February 2026, indicates a clear direction that schools will … [Read more...]
2026 Kits by County supplier announced
With ambitions to deliver over 5,000 PE kits to primary schools across Stockport at the start of the next school year in September, Stockport County Community Trust has announced Site Supply Company as the the official supplier of kits in 2026. Site Supply Company provides PPE, workwear and … [Read more...]
Chambers of Commerce reveal gaps in reaching young people in skills system
In an analysis of Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIPs), the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) have?revealed their limits in engaging young people with the workplace. While the Chambers' report found the business-led skills planning approach has engaged thousands of people and employers in the … [Read more...]
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