A Manchester Gaelic Football team narrowly missed out on the All-Britain Gaelic Football championship title on Sunday. St. Brendan’s GAA

Josh Martin – history graduate, playwright and proud Mancunian – takes locals and visitors alike on a journey of discovery

Nearly two-thirds of tourists to the UK are influenced by locations and landmarks from British-made films and TV programmes, data

A giant Syrian refugee puppet found her home on return to Manchester last night in a visual event hosted at

As part of the Manchester Literature Festival, Jackie Kay hosted an illuminating evening with Bernardine Evaristo based on the launch

This Sunday Bollin Morris were delighted to be back out performing again after a long year of lockdown restrictions made

The Pankhurst Centre reopens to the public on Sunday, 29 August for the first time since March 2020 with a

As lockdown eases, will it give a boost to some of Manchester’s historical attractions? Since lockdown restrictions were eased, Manchester

In a world premiere being showcased at this year’s Manchester International Festival, Cillian Murphy discovers we truly do live in

The MM e-zine for May 2021 is out now… and it’s a cracker! Packed with features from across the region

The Lowry will display a recently acquired painting of former prime minister David Lloyd George’s Manchester birthplace when it reopens