Gaza appeal: Lord Mayor’s plea for Mancunians to find their ‘humanity’ and donate as fighting resumes
Manchester’s Lord Mayor is urging people to donate funds to help in the Gaza crisis as fighting resumed this weekend in the region.
Last-minute (caffeine) rush gives Manchester coffee festival £6,000 shot after Kickstarter cash pours in
Two clever coffee connoisseurs have raised nearly £6,000 after brewing up the idea of a holding a coffee festival in Manchester this November.
Take away a takeaway: Order online for a burger, a kebab… or the WHOLE shop (on eBay for £25K!)
Located on Bolton Street, Paradise is on the market on eBay for a cheap as chips £25,000 – and the owner will no doubt throw a portion of fries in with the deal too – due to relocation.
Hot Rod settles the score! Rowdy Roddy Piper bares all in Manchester Q&A
Rowdy Roddy Piper graced Manchester with his presence last night for his A Tour to Settle the Score at Deansgate’s Comedy Store.
Calorific rainbow brownie with SIX layers of buttercream will be most indulgent thing to gobble down at Manchester Pride
A calorific brownie, lovingly crafted by Hey Little Cupcake!, is celebrating Manchester and one of the UK’s biggest LGBT festivals in chocolatey excess.
Bolton aid worker who delivered Syrian supplies arrested over alleged sexual assault and indecent images
A Manchester aid worker, who has led several life-saving missions to Syria, has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a teenager and possession of child porn.
Aid workers treated like TERRORISTS: Bolton Muslim reveals battle to beat border controls and deliver Syria aid
A Manchester humanitarian and dad-of-three, who has lead several life-saving aid missions to Syria, has spoken out about the increasing police scrutiny and legal threats he and other Muslim aid workers face at the UK border.
Steaktini, anyone? ‘Udderly delicious’ STEAK cocktails make their moo-ve on Manchester
Steak cocktails are the latest treat to tempt Manchester’s meat lovers, being served up at the Macdonald Hotel.
Muamba no.5: Fabrice’s wife cooks up range of five Caribbean sauces for Hearts & Goals campaign
A proportion of the money made on each jar of the five new sauces sold is going to Arrhythmia Alliance and its ‘Hearts & Goals’ campaign, which aims to have more defibrillators accessible to the public.
Supermarket waste cooked up into vegetarian feast as Manchester volunteers FoodCycle fight food poverty
Manchester food group, FoodCycle, are cooking up a storm to roast food poverty and provide a tasty alternative to food banks.
Bibbidi bobbidi stew! Ugly and misshapen fruit and veg transformed into tasty meals at Manchester cookery class
Wannabe chefs will be given the opportunity to learn how to cook three nutritionally-balanced and tasty meals from scratch using fresh ingredients and leftovers.