Antwerp Mansion host wintry fundraiser for Homeless Film Festival
The Homeless Film Festival is launching a wintry fundraiser featuring creative talents from across the North West at Manchester’s Antwerp Mansion next week.
Floods ‘bring most misery to poor areas’ but Manchester experts vow to stem the tide
Manchester Metropolitan University expert is warning that poorer areas are often the most affected by flooding as Britain faces wettest winter in 30 years
The rare Northerner? Population ratio between North-South at 200-YEAR low
North England’s population in relation the rest of the country’s hits a 200 year low, statistics released by the Office for National Statistics reveal
Rise in inequality: G’ment ‘betrayed a generation’ over tuition fees, says Sale MP
Wythenshawe and Sale West’s Labour MP Mike Kane is pointing the finger at government for the increased inequality between the rich and the poor in the North West
From a City United to a city divided: Tracing Manchester’s history of Red v Blue
With the latest clash between the city’s two football titans taking place at the Etihad Stadium today, the global focus is certainly on this ‘football mad’ metropolis.
Manchester gets slice of €24million green grant to develop ‘smart city’ Corridor
Manchester will take a chunk of €24million grant to help reduce carbon emissions and boost the city’s economy.
Alcohol Impact scheme offers Manchester students alternative to booze in bid to tackle Freshers’ Week antics
A new scheme is targeting students’ boozy nights out on Freshers’ Week by offering non-alcoholic alternatives – with Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) leading the way.
New blood: Dracula brought to life by legendary dance company at Manchester’s Contact Theatre
Get your teeth stuck into the haunting and erotic story of Bram Stoker’s Dracula at Manchester’s Contact Theatre next month.
The Great War… from the saddle: ‘Realistic’ War Horse praised as historian sheds light on animals’ WWI role
The arrival of hit theatre show Warhorse to The Lowry has seen the play galloping in to the limelight, but what about the untold stories of millions of other horses used in WW1?
Love, revenge and 86,000 gallons of water: Why you can’t miss Romeo and Juliet’s tragic tale at Victoria Baths
Manchester audiences will experience the romance and tragedy of a mysterious criminal underworld, in a site-specific reimagining of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
Manchester graphene researcher ranked most-cited scientist in WORLD thanks to miracle material studies
Professor Craig Banks’ work with graphene has given him worldwide recognition through the Highly Cited Researcher List 2014.