Feeling thirsty? Three pubs in Manchester worth a visit…
As anyone who lives in or ever visited England will know, pubs are abundant.
It’s official: Manchester women DON’T fancy men with beards, survey reveals
The majority of women in Manchester are turned off by women with beards, it has been revealed.
The Dangers of Conspiracy Theories: A psychologist’s crusade against ‘culture of paranoia’
The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories will take place at Texture on Lever Street in the city’s Northern Quarter on 23 August.
Manchester’s Sherlock Holmes inspiration set to have Northern Quarter pub named after him
Jerome Caminada, the Manchester-born detective who apparently inspired Sherlock Holmes, is set to have a city centre pub named after him.
What is Jamchester? A look at the intense competition that pushed the city’s video game developers to the limit
Manchester is still buzzing following the second ever edition of the country’s largest game jam.
Watch: Manchester scientists aim to circumnavigate globe… with a helium balloon
The Manchester Space Programme (MPS) is attempting to defy government convention by circumnavigating the globe with a helium-filled balloon.
INTERVIEW: Meditation expert Karuna urges ’15 mins in the morning & 15 at night to clear your mental cache’
When most of us think of meditation we think of a Buddhist monk living in the mountains, or a hippy sat cross-legged in a circle of flowers and incense.
Wear it with pride! Man City Women launch social media scarf hunt ahead of Champions League semi
Manchester City Women fans can show their support for the club – as they prepare to do Champions League semi-final battle – by looking for scarves dotted around the city centre.
‘I’ve a lot of high fives to dish out’: Singer Ben Marwood speaks to MM about long-awaited return to Manchester
Ben Marwood is looking forward to making a triumphant return to Manchester.
Black Milk Cereal boast ‘most extravagant menu possible’ as they expand onto buzzing Manchester backstreets
Black Milk Cereal is opening another one of their unique cereal cafés this week on Oldham Street in Northern Quarter, a place renowned for its independent businesses and quirky shops at every corner.
Northern Quarter’s ‘Safe Haven’ for vulnerable people at night closes it doors
Safe Haven, the initiative introduced in 2015 to provide support to vulnerable individuals on a Saturday night-out in the city centre, has closed its doors.