The UK performance arts scene has been on its knees over the past five years.  Government funding cuts, increased energy

The full programme for Manchester International Festival 2025 has been released. For 18 days in July, the biennial festival will

Manchester-based HIV charity George House Trust has won a GSK Impact Award – one of the nation’s top healthcare charity

A spectacular performance has flown into Manchester’s Palace Theatre, bringing with it a fun-filled theatrical experience that is perfect for

A “loud, proud and colourful” women’s march took over central Manchester to mark International Women’s Day.  The International Women’s Day

Activists have been arrested after scaling the side of a building in central Manchester and holding it in protest of

A blue shipping container in Levenshulme has everything you need. Want to clean your windows? There’s telescopic ladders. Want to

The refugee camp in the city centre was today told again to move on by council officers. Residents of the

The Irish Festival Village is in full swing at St. Ann’s square, celebrating for ten days straight. The annual pop

A group of Hulme residents are taking the council to court over “misleading” planning decision at the end of this month.

Following a 4 year battle against overdevelopment, Hulme Tenants Union are taking the council to court on March 24th – as they believe the Manchester city council planning committee was misled by the chair in their decision to approve plans for the Gamecock pub in January 2024.

The Sister development is proposing to ‘reimagine’ the Grade II listed Hollaway Wall on London Road on the former UMIST campus.