Life

Girls with Guile’s brand new show is a spectacular insight into womanhood. It’s raw and real and it is In Her Own Words.

The Greater Manchester Older People’s Network (GMOPN) have made wider efforts to ensure Greater Manchester is a place which sees, hears and listens to its older people, and which provides them with the services that they need to live happy, active lives in the community.

Laurence Stephen Lowry is one of Manchester’s most famous artists and his work is becoming more appreciated as times goes by – indeed a newly-discovered painting of his, ‘The Mill, Pendlebury’ recently sold for £2.65m to a private collector, a timely reminder how relevant he is 44 years after his death.

Due to open on July 30 this year, Bridgewater will be the fifth garden to join the Royal Horticultural Society portfolio.

JLS are reuniting for a highly-anticipated Beat Again Tour seven years after splitting up.

Almost three-quarters of Generation Z ‘snowflakes’ want to BAN office romances in the #MeToo era – with 71% wanting to end the workplace being the place to start relationships.

The city aims to become zero-carbon by 2038: a plan which has been in the works for a while.

When Patricia Ajayi was seven years old and living in Nigeria, she and her sister were taken away on ‘holiday’ with her grandmother and ‘cut’, without the knowledge of their parents.

After 47 years and 30 days, the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union will end at 11pm tonight.

It’s sometime in October and I’m standing in front of Manchester Central Library, watching a white middle-aged man flick racial slurs over a barrier at a young man in a suit.

Risograph printers were originally produced in Japan in the 1980s and provided a cheap and effective way of mass printing, now they’re used in DIY zine culture and by artists.