Vegan market in Trafford Park draws in crowds as outdoor events re-start
When I arrived at Vegan Events UK’s Manchester market on Saturday afternoon I was especially glad to be speaking to
Salford MMA fighter opens gym and battles cancer during lockdown
An MMA fighter and personal trainer has opened Salford’s newest gym—all while battling a bout of cancer. Emile Vujakovic, 26,
Tyler Mane stuns Halloween fans at For the Love of Horror Manchester fright-fest
Tyler Mane stunned the Manchester audience of an opening day screening of ‘Halloween’ by introducing the film at ODEON Great Northern.
‘Coming together of communities’ inspires Manchester bee t-shirt fundraiser
Manchester is showing no sign of slowing down on the fundraising front with a clothing firm the latest to pledge money to the families of victims in last week’s atrocity.
‘Challenging but enjoyable’: Trampoline park Jump Nation launches bouncing boot camp
Europe’s largest indoor trampoline park has started a boot camp in an effort to promote fitness.
‘Everyone loves trampolines!’: Manchester’s Jump Nation proves a ‘fun’ fitness option
Trampolining may not be the first thing that comes to mind when the time comes to start shedding those winter layers, but Jump Nation offers a slightly alternative option to standard gym sessions.
Trafford trampoline park’s classes for autistic kids make inclusivity the primary target
Jump Nation is a benchmark for equal opportunities, providing unique experiences to disability sufferers.
A cut above the rest: UK’s oldest butcher, 80, celebrates career landmark after carving out 65 years in industry
Gerry Ambrose, from Miles Platting, Manchester, has served more than 2,000 kilometres of sausages and a million steaks during his career
Horror nightclub knife attack: Manchester reveller stabbed in neck ‘extremely lucky’ to be alive
A reveller narrowly escaped with his life after an unprovoked knife attack during a music event at Trafford Park left him needing 12 stitches to his neck.
‘Step back for democracy’: Davyhulme biomass incinerator given green light by High Court judge
England faces fines of £300million per year due to pollution levels
Through the lens: Trafford lecturer reveals photographic ‘time machine’ is key to understanding complex world
Marc Provins is following tradition