‘Let’s make it important’: Salford theatre group to stage real anti-austerity march in Love on the Dole
A Salford theatre group will blur the line between fantasy and reality by staging a real anti-austerity march during an upcoming play.
A Salford theatre group will blur the line between fantasy and reality by staging a real anti-austerity march during an upcoming play.
The Managing Director of an Urmston play centre that was awarded a one star hygiene rating by the Food Standards Agency for falsifying documents has defended her company.
Cricket in Greater Manchester is on the verge of perhaps the biggest transformation in the county’s history.
Music and written art has long been at the centre of Manchester’s illustrious heritage, producing many legendary figures.
Graham Brady has insisted that it is important for MPs to do work outside of their political responsibilities, to stay ‘in touch with the world outside Westminster’.
Self-styled as ‘an idealist mixed with a goofball’ and ‘an intellectual with no common sense’, Dane Baptiste is a comic who has no intention of withholding his opinion.
Ford has come up with a new anti glare high beam car lighting technology ready to sport with larger Ford vehicles.
From accountancy to Zumba, gardening to piano lessons, a new Manchester-based organisation is encouraging people to be ‘wonderful’ by donating their time to charity.
Police are tracking down a graveyard thief after two incidents of ‘sacrilege’ in Wigan.
A young girl was left ‘terrified’ but unharmed, when men broke into her house in broad daylight, while she was alone inside.
Manchester Piccadilly played host to one of the biggest shake-ups to northern train services in the last decade on Friday.
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