The Peterloo Massacre: 200 years on and still as relevant today
On 16 August 1819, more than 60,000 people gathered in St Peter’s Field to attend a meeting calling for parliamentary reform.
Seven Bro7hers Brewery: MM chats with the city’s craft beer brewers
A brewery run by a family of Manchester brothers is leading the way in the city’s craft beer industry and is showing no signs of slowing down.
Interview: MM meets ‘role model’ Paralympic swimming gold medallist Mikey Jones
Powered by the memory of his late father, Paralympic gold medallist Mikey Jones is determined to be a role model figure for the younger British swimmers coming through.
Women’s World Cup: England 1 USA 2 – Twitter reacts to Lionesses’ heroic semi-final defeat
England’s hopes of reaching their first Women’s World Cup final ended in heartbreak as captain Steph Houghton missed an 84th minute penalty in their semi-final defeat to the United States in Lyon.
NQ64: The Success Of Manchester’s Appealing Retro Arcade Bar
Located in the heart of the Northern Quarter lies NQ64 – Manchester’s only arcade-themed bar.
Ruskin Reviews: ‘Perfectly painted’ or ‘catastrophe’? MM take a tour of Manchester Art Gallery
This year marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of John Ruskin and to celebrate a series of events and exhibitions are taking place across the city this summer.
Women’s World Cup: England 2 Scotland 1
First-half goals from Nikita Parris and Ellen White gave England a winning start to their World Cup campaign against Scotland in their opening Group D match.
Better late than never: Maharajah finally arrives at Piccadilly Station
The skeleton of Manchester’s most famous elephant is currently on display at Manchester Piccadilly Station.
Review: Post Malone @ Manchester Arena
Fans filled Manchester Arena on Tuesday night to see one of hip-hop’s biggest names perform and they, including myself, were not disappointed.