Manchester Central Library unveils archives tracing city’s LGBT history
Manchester Libraries and The Lesbian and Gay Foundation have joined forces to make LGBT archives publically available at Central Library.
PETA dish out Kindness Kits to teach kids ‘empathy for all beings’ after Manchester Dogs’ Home blaze
‘Kindness Kits’ are being rushed to schools across the city following the arrest of a 15-year-old boy who is being held on suspicion of setting the fire last night, which left more than 60 dogs dead
Manchester Dogs’ Home fire: Public reaction has been ‘overwhelming’, says GMP – as donations top £700,000
More than 150 dogs were rescued from the centre as hundreds of people arrived at the scene of the fire last night on Moss Bank Road in Harpurhey to offer aid
Manchester Dogs’ Home fire tragedy: Volunteers reveal heartbreak as dozens come forward to take-in survivors
Dozens of volunteers have offered to rehome dogs affected by the blaze at Manchester Dogs’ Home that killed at least 60 animals last night.
No volunteers, no future: Rebecca Adlington to help Manchester Handball Club sustain Olympic legacy
This Friday at Manchester Handball Club twice Olympic swimming gold medallist Rebecca Adlington will offer her services for London 2012’s legacy charity Join In.
Manchester children’s charity to receive MBE in recognition of ‘fantastic contribution’ to families in local area
A Manchester charity are to be given a Member of the British Empire (MBE) award in recognition of their continued help to under privileged families and children.
Supermarket waste cooked up into vegetarian feast as Manchester volunteers FoodCycle fight food poverty
Manchester food group, FoodCycle, are cooking up a storm to roast food poverty and provide a tasty alternative to food banks.
They go above and beyond: Youngest and oldest Christie volunteers launch campaign to celebrate fantastic work
Age has proved to be no barrier as the oldest and youngest volunteers for The Christie have launched a campaign to celebrate the contribution millions of volunteers make across the UK.
Iraq army veteran just wants to ‘give back’ in British Legion role for Manchester after four decades on front line
The British Legion recently announced that it raised more than £510,000, the fifth year in a row that that it has broken the half a million fundraising target
‘My dad doesn’t care about us anymore’: Salford ChildLine could be difference between life and death this Christmas
ChildLine prepares for ‘the other side of Christmas’
Death of care leaver inspires poet Lemn Sissay to launch The Christmas Dinner… and he needs YOUR help
Lemn discovered The Topѐ Project in London