Manchester Pride patron admits charity had lost public’s faith – but are setting it right now
Manchester Pride are calling on people to have their say in this year’s Big Weekend through the Manchester Pride Community Collective.
‘We can cause an upset’: Bury are good enough for play-offs ahead of Iron clash, says striker Danny Rose
Bury striker Danny Rose believes they are ‘good enough’ to beat high-flying Scunthorpe United and push for a play-off place when they face each other this weekend.
‘Slightly less abysmal’: Manchester still miles behind for cycle friendliness despite being key to Olympic success
City has ambitions of becoming more cycling-friendly but many barriers still exist according to experts.
Saturday Sharks: Sale’s weekend matches get green light to avoid gridlock and boost attendance
Sale Sharks have moved match days from Friday evenings to weekends in a bid to get more fans to games.
Film review: The Double @ Cornerhouse
Richard Ayoade’s latest film, The Double, is based on Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s novella and stars Jessie Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska
‘I can be the main man’: Manchester United’s Chris Smalling wants to fill Vidic and Ferdinand’s big boots
Chris Smalling is eyeing a central role in Manchester United’s defence with Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic set to depart in the summer.
Will you flippin’ stop flipping toasters… or you’ll be toast! Salford student’s warning after chef’s blaze blunder
The stark warning comes London fire chiefs warned after an aspiring chef tried to use the resourceful tactic last week and subsequently sparked a fire
Sky’s the limit: British Cycling chief Sir Dave Brailsford quits role to concentrate on pro team
Manchester-based Sir Dave is reportedly set to concentrate on his role at the Team Sky pro-cycling team after ten years as head of British Cycling.
The pints are ours: Darryl Westlake claims ‘pub side’ Mansfield Town will remain sober and down Rochdale
Mansfield Town’s Darren Westlake believes his sides has what it takes to down League Two leaders Rochdale.
Non-League Matters: ‘Proud’ Stockport look to end winning drought after holding leaders to determined draw
Stockport manager Alan Lord has praised his side’s latest performance against North Ferriby United ahead of their match with Brackley Town.
Carer health crisis: Salford council chiefs issue warning over 100-hour plus weeks for ‘overworked’ staff
Around 23,000 people in Salford identify themselves as carers, saving local public services an estimated £437 million every year