Who ever thought that a small rounded cake made from flaky pastry with butter and currents could warm the stomachs and hearts of a town, a county and a nation?

Stephenson’s Rocket has come home to Manchester after being away from the city for 180 years.

Hits Radio Live returned to Manchester Arena for the second time this year, bringing eight superstar acts along with them.

Florence + the Machine wowed those in attendance at Manchester Arena on Friday as they demonstrated their talent to connect people through music while promoting their newest album High as Hope.

UK Battle Rap is in a peculiar place right now within its history.

First Time is a one-man show created and performed by Nathaniel Hall, in which he explores his experiences of contracting HIV during his first sexual experience at the age of 16.

With sites already in Harrogate and Edinburgh, Manchester is now the third in the country and it’s been designed especially with the country’s coolest city in mind.

Every day people are seen sleeping in doorways, at entrances to shopping complexes and begging for money from passers-by. Living this way is clearly distressing and not a pleasant way of life.

Reassembled and refreshed, Manchester’s hottest upcoming band once upon a time are on the rise again and performing at the Night & Day Café on Friday.

Perched atop Manchester Cathedral are ten beehives and the honey they produce helps some of the city’s unemployed get back into work – an initiative maintained by charity Volition.

Motown hit Manchester on Tuesday as the Four Tops and the Temptations brought their catalogue of classic tunes to Manchester Arena.