Salford to commemorate forgotten 19th-century burial site
Unitarians across Greater Manchester are set to commemorate a historic graveyard that once offered free burials over 200 years ago.
Unitarians across Greater Manchester are set to commemorate a historic graveyard that once offered free burials over 200 years ago.
Colonialism is rooted in British history, but what is it like being caught up in your family’s colonial past? In
A research project that will explore queer heritage and protest in the north west is being launched today in Manchester
Martin McDonagh’s Hangmen returned to the city where it’s set this weekend and managed to retain the original style which
A blue plaque commemorating two of 19th-century Manchester’s most fascinating and visionary men has been unveiled on the steps of
People in the North West are less likely than other regions to be aware of when they are using Artificial
The reason why Manchester and its surrounding combined authority had been selected as the first city for devolution deals has a lot to do with its history.
This podcast episode walks you through the historical events that gave Manchester United their huge platform as a figurehead of
Stockport is experiencing a meteoric rise. Greater Manchester’s newest Town of Culture is experiencing a regeneration on a whole new
Internationally renowned author Kate Mosse kicked off the Manchester Literature Festival in style with an event discussing her new novel
Tucked away down Boyle Street, off Queens Road, is the Manchester Museum of Transport. With two large halls filled with
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