‘It’s just snowballed’: Run in the Dark inspiration praises Manchester effect
Manchester has been labelled as a hub of charity-based activity by the organiser of the Life Style Sports Run in the Dark.
Manchester has been labelled as a hub of charity-based activity by the organiser of the Life Style Sports Run in the Dark.
Bolton Bulls wheelchair basketball team are again in preparation to take part in the ‘Run in the Dark’ at Salford Quays after a successful and enjoyable time last year.
Manchester will again play host to hundreds of runners helping to fast-track a cure for paralysis by taking part in the Life Style Sports Run in the Dark.
After attracting over half a million visitors since its opening in 2014, the widely popular Coronation Street tour is sadly set to close its doors to the public at the end of this year.
Workers at the firm’s Salford Quays base have been told the site will be vacated by December 2016 while the bases in Stretford and Albert Square will be relocated to Norwich, giving some employees the chance to relocate.
Starring Imelda Staunton and Michael Ball in a new film adaptation of her stage play, That Day We Sang, Salford Quays this week hosted the premiere of Victoria Wood’s new 1960s-themed television musical.
Thousands of fundraisers completed a 100km ‘Run in the Dark’ last night at MediaCity to race vital funds for charity, including Bolton Bulls wheelchair basketball club and former Boyzone member and Coronation Street star Keith Duffy.
A play written by ex-Corrie actor Chris Hoyle will reveal what happened as we are taken back to the nineteenth-century Wild West – in the North West
The 26-year-old was looking forward to an article about her singing in a tribute to her three-year-old daughter Summer, who tragically died of bronchial pneumonia in February.
Based in Trafford Park, groups of eight survivors are tasked with navigating through various terminal points spread across the industrial estate
A Salford author is taking a visual journey through the city’s history in his latest book – and shedding light on the long-standing competition with neighbour Manchester.
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