“It’s a drinkable science”: Owners of Harcourt bar in Altrincham share their passion for the craft beer industry
The British love of beer is well-known worldwide. However, the passion these two Hongkongers in Manchester have for the craft
The Hongkongers giving back by cleaning up Manchester
Thirty million tonnes of litter is picked up from Britain’s streets each year — enough to fill four Wembley Stadiums.
Interview: ‘Fascism is tempting, but it’s not the way to enlightenment’
It’s sometime in October and I’m standing in front of Manchester Central Library, watching a white middle-aged man flick racial slurs over a barrier at a young man in a suit.
Behind the masks: Manchester’s Hong Kong protesters speak out
Molotov cocktails streak across the night sky. Tear gas hovers just above the ground. Hong Kong appears on the brink of collapse.
Hong Kong activists urge Britain to do more during Manchester protest
Roughly 200 people from as far as York and Sheffield met in All Saints Park, close to Manchester Metropolitan University, for the event, which was coordinated with others across the country.
Crit ‘carnage’ of Rapha Nocturne Series appeals to hardy cyclist Latham
Chris Latham has enjoyed a promising start to the 2017 and having enjoyed success on the road and the track he is confident there is more to come.
Revolution Series launch: Tennant eager to sample ‘party atmosphere’ again
Andy Tennant may be best known for his exploits on the track, where he is a world and multiple European champion in the team pursuit, but he also admits to loving leaving the track behind and getting out on the road during the summer months.
‘It’s a platform for dialogue’: Manchester cultural centre improves UK and China’s business links with art work
A Manchester cultural centre is working to create better links between the UK and China as part of the Northern Powerhouse initiative.
‘Disappointment and pride’: Elinor Barker’s take on Track Cycling World Cup bronze
Welsh cyclist Elinor Barker is back in Manchester after falling ill at the Track World Cup first leg in Colombia, an event she has mixed feelings about after her teammates bravely claimed bronze.
Rapha CEO Simon Mottram Q&A: Cycling head talks ambition and Marco Pantani
MM caught up with Rapha’s 49-year-old CEO Simon Mottram a fortnight ago in London to find out just what makes him tick, and tick, and tick, and seemingly never get tired…
Viva #ccmcr… Rapha head lauds Manchester cycle base as ‘best people’s club’
Manchester became Rapha’s seventh worldwide club last September and the club’s dynamism has impressed CEO Simon Mottram more than any of the other six over 10 years since the company was born.