The Greater Manchester Tenants Union rests on a network of branches, usually in a particular neighbourhood, that allows people to take action on local issues. These branches have an elected leadership, and are accountable both to local members and to the union as a whole.
Don't worry if you can't see a branch in your area - if you're having problems, we can still help you. Better still, get together with others in your community and speak to us about setting up a branch!
To find out what our branches are up to, follow the links below.
Formed in February 2023, the Harpurhey Branch meets weekly to collectively navigate local housing issues such as damp and repairs in social housing, rent rises in private rented accommodation and no fault evictions
Born out of the Block the Block campaign, where residents of Hopton Court are fighting against plans to build a large student accommodation block which will overshadow
The Levenshulme & Longsight branch has been active since December 2021. Since then, we have supported a number of members with member solidarity cases, in one case...
A branch dedicated to protecting the rights of student renters and tenants, Manchester Students Renters Union (MSRU) works to make sure student landlords don't take advantage of vulnerable student renters.
The Moss Side branch was set up in 2017 with only a handful of neighbours in response to common concerns about poor housing conditions and the lack of affordable
Rochdale branch was formed in 2017 to support the College Bank Support group and GMTU have introduced other organisations to the campaign.
Our South Manchester branch is for all members in Burnage, Chorlton, Didsbury, Fallowfield Withington and parts of Whalley Range.