Labour pledges to boost Northern Powerhouse status with launch of unorthodox ‘regional’ manifestos
Labour has announced that it will launch regional manifestos across the country to bring “wealth, power and prosperity” to communities.
The Yard: Manchester’s newest creative hub opens as space for those enthralled by music, fashion and the arts
Mancunian history was made in Strangways when the Yard was officially opened to the creative minds of Manchester.
‘Our gym didn’t know what had hit it!’ The Incredible Hulk leaves MM green with envy (although we DID spar with Spencer Wilding)
Acting legend Lou Ferrigno is in Manchester today to attend the weekend-long For the Love of Sci-Fi convention taking place near Trafford Park.
Mayor’s A Bed Every Night scheme launches to help get homeless off Manchester’s streets
The scheme intends to provide the homeless population with habitable accommodation at night to keep them safe from fatal temperatures which have already led to two recorded deaths in the previous weekend.
The future looks bright as Burnham, Campbell and Crick help launch Youth Politics UK in Manchester
Youth Politics UK held its inaugural conference at Manchester Grammar School earlier this month to outline its aims and initiate debate on topics such as Brexit.
YouthPolitics UK set for first press event with speakers Alastair Campbell & Andy Burnham
YouthPolitics UK will be holding their first ever press event at Manchester Grammar School this Saturday with keynote speakers Alastair Campbell and Andy Burnham.
‘£328m, what a waste! Spend it on the NHS’: Manchester Town Hall closure brings mixed views from the public
Manchester Town Hall closed for six years on Monday ahead of its £328m redevelopment – but what do Mancunians and visitors think of the news?
On this day: December 4, 1965 – The Grateful Dead’s first concert performance under their new name
On December 4, 1965 The Grateful Dead performed their first surreal concert at a house in urban downtown San Jose, California.
Is a third industrial revolution coming to Manchester through 3D printing?
There’s more to 3D printing than just “guns and Star Wars figures” says Manchester Metropolitan University 3D print manager Edmund Keefe.
‘Anything could happen to you’: Deansgate employees slam potential introduction of driver-only trains
Rail strikes won’t work according to a Deansgate customer service worker, who fears the introduction of driver-only trains is “written in stone” under a flailing Conservative government.
Great brands and people hit ‘unique’ Manchester for Dead Legacy collection launch
In the words of MCR Fashion Industry director Remi Akande, “not everything has to happen in London.”