Arts and Culture

A narrative of joy. This was the key message Catherine Joy White sought to convey through her new book, ‘This

A plaque has been unveiled in Oldham’s Werneth Park, commemorating the suffragist Marjory Lees on what would have been her

Is Coronation Street’s Tracy Barlow an arch-Brexiteer? Is the Royle Family a bunch of Mancunian Eurosceptics? YouGov polling shows how

Last weekend, after an impressive nine-year run, Manchester’s own Japanese Festival, or the Doki Doki, packed up for the last

Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum, narrating the tale of the city’s innovations and discoveries since the Industrial Revolution, celebrates its

World Cup frenzy is sweeping the nation…and it’s not just about rugby! The 15th Interflora World Cup has come to

The Dead XIII showed a lot of promise, playing ferocious hardcore metal with a really unique and cool look. The

Skies Turn Black introduced themselves on the Jagermeister Stage as a “rock ‘n’ roll” band, but more accurately fall as

Tortured Demon entered the folklore of Bloodstock in 2021. Their set on the tiny Jagermeister stage led to the tent

Opening the stage at a festival is an unenviable task; you’ve probably just woken up, the crowd is sparse and

Manchester’s Square Wild earned their way to Bloodstock Festival earlier this year when they won Manchester’s wing of the Metal