Santa Claus is coming to town as Manchester welcomes UK’s biggest Christmas Market
Santa Claus is coming early to Manchester as the award-winning Christmas Markets open for their sixteenth year on November 14.
Rubber stamp for Manchester Town Hall’s £2.2million facelift as council chiefs quell closure rumours
Plans for a £2.2million refurbishment of the Town Hall have been given the seal of approval by Manchester City Council.
Grub’s up! Manchester Food and Drink Festival serves up a treat with region’s flavour stealing show
This is the seventeenth year for the fest, and punters have travelled from far and wide to sample the smorgasbord of delicacies from across the city at the launch on Thursday evening
Manchester’s Dig the City Festival: Green-fingered urban gardeners grow for gold in medal honours
Manchester’s Dig the City festival has covered public spaces in urban gardens, judged by celebrity gardener Rachel de Thame and Sean Harkin of the National Trust.
Manchester opens its arms to Scotland: Let’s Stay Together say stars and council – urging ‘no’ vote on independence
Television historian Dan Snow is calling on Mancunians to sign an open letter to Scotland voters as part of the ‘Let’s Stay Together’ campaign.
The bed bugs don’t Byte: ‘Pyjamming’ Manchester IT workers sleep out to raise cash for childrens’ charity
Workers in Manchester are ‘pyjamming’ to raise awareness of the plight of the 80,000 homeless children currently living on UK streets.
On the right track: GB sprinter Richard Kilty and others ready for ‘special’ Manchester City Games
Ahead of the Great City Games in Manchester this weekend, British hopefuls such as Richard Kilty and Greg Rutherford have given their views on the unique event.
Wedding Blues: Manchester United fan’s Albert Square ceremony gatecrashed by City fans’ parade
Manchester United fan Leyton Jeffs got the blues on his wedding day – when it was gatecrashed by hoards of celebrating rival City fans.
Stein me up! Global Bavarian beer festival Oktoberfest set to pour on Manchester’s Albert Square
Beer enthusiasts will be able to drink their fill as the world’s biggest beer festival, Oktoberfest, will soon be settling down in Manchester’s Albert Square on October 22-26
Mind that cyclist! Jump in driving seat of buses, HGVs and police bikes to learn danger of blind spots
People were given the opportunity to hop into buses, HGV lorries, police cars and bikes
Last year was Gangnam, this year is up to you! Vote HERE for Manchester’s New Year’s Eve dance song
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