MM’s top ten MUST-SEE sights that capture Manchester’s radical political history
MM spoke to Andy Hoyle from the People’s History Museum to find out the top ten places to go.
Manchester International Festival a big draw with premieres, world class art and culture galore
This year’s event is the first under new artistic director John McGrath and will feature more than 20 world premieres
Manchester Arena attack: ‘This Is The Place’ poem lights up Albert Square vigil
Thousands attended a vigil in Albert Square last night to remember the victims of Monday night’s attack at the Manchester Arena.
Manchester Arena attack: ‘Vermin’ American freelance journalist slammed for offensive Tweets
In Manchester’s darkest hour an American reporter has been slammed for making distasteful jokes about the Manchester Arena explosion just hours after 22 people were killed and 59 were injured.
‘Fascinating city’ Manchester set for Lord of the Rings touch in daily sightseeing bus launch
Manchester’s tourism industry could be set for a further boost with the introduction of the city’s first daily sightseeing bus service this week.
Manchester City Council to meet over £330m refurb plans to save historic Town Hall from closure
Proposals for a £330million refurbishment to save Manchester Town Hall from closure are set to come under fire by senior city councillors.
Diwali in pictures: Haunting drummers and bright yellow dresses light up Manchester
Light rather than dark, good beating evil, knowledge winning against ignorance or hope triumphing over despair. In one word, Diwali.
‘Mancunians like beer just as much as the Germans!’: Bierfest comes to Manchester
MM donned its Lederhosen and Dirndls, brushed up on its German vocab and headed to sunny Albert Square for Manchester’s first German Bierfest. Altogether now: “eins, zwei, drei, GSUFFA!”
‘We ran away from murder, torture and rape’: Oromo Ethiopians ask Manchester to ‘stand with them’ in protest
Around a hundred protesters turned out to call on the UK Government to act on and stop supporting the killing of Oromo people in Ethiopia, in Albert Square yesterday.
Chinese Year of the Monkey set to swing into Manchester in ‘spectacular’ fashion
Spectacular celebrations lasting four days will welcome Chinese New Year, with big plans for Manchester set out by its Business Improvement District (BID).
‘Santa’s elves wander around Manchester’s Christmas Markets using Google Maps’
Festive markets have become a symbol of Christmas around the world, and now you can visit Manchester’s from the comfort of your own home.