‘Street art is a leveller’: Northern Quarter project champions social justice
The Cities of Hope street art gallery has given social justice organisations in Manchester a voice, both in the UK and across the world, says the event’s co-founder.
Manchester’s Sparkle 2016 brings trans and non-trans communities together
Over 12,000 people made it along to Sparkle 2016 in the second weekend of July, up from ten thousand at last year’s event, but visibility, awareness and education remain key to the trans community making further inroads in society.
‘We know what Mourinho is capable of’: Manchester United fans welcome ‘The Special One’ to Old Trafford
An FA Cup and fifth place in the Premier League was not enough salvation for Louis van Gaal and after three days of tantalising talks, Jose Mourinho has finally been confirmed as his successor.
‘It crushes your mind’: Altrincham man to run London Marathon in memory of leukaemia-victim friend
A man who lost his best friend to leukaemia is raising money in his memory by running the London Marathon.
‘Some big obstacles’: Nuclear attack ‘not in interests’ of terrorists – Man Uni expert
It is not in the best interests of terrorist organisations such as Islamic State (ISIS) to use nuclear weapons, according to a Manchester terrorism expert.