Mancunian Matters spoke to Debbie Jones, an independent funeral celebrant who runs the Death Cafe in Chorlton about how people should be approaching their own grieving in a time when many offline sources of support have closed their doors.
Various mental health support organisations have expressed concerns over the nation’s deteriorating health, and hope the government responds accordingly when lockdown ends.
Rhiannon, 24, who completed the esteemed Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2015, founded Sloppy Women with London based writer Tessa Schiller, 25.
If you’re new to roulette, though, there are few things you need to know to make your game night a day to remember. Here are some of them.
The latest issue of the MM e-edition, packed with news, sport and features from across Greater Manchester… and beyond!
Manchester has a rich history but also a modern art hub, grand Victorian markets and trendy food halls, historic music bands to up-and-coming musical talents.
Lockdown has meant many things to many people, and this is particularly true when it comes to health, fitness and wellbeing.
Virtual nights out were already starting to become popular before the virus began to spread, giving people the chance to socialize without having to leave the comfort of their own home.
While the nation continues to work from home awaiting information on how lockdown will be eased over the coming months, they may turn to blogs, vlogs and other forms of social media as they plan their next holiday for when the coronavirus nightmare is over.
Amidst uncertainty around the duration of coronavirus and the ensuing isolation, dating apps and their users have taken it upon themselves to keep dating active and possible with a variety of features – but how has it gone?
Coinciding with International Women’s Day this weekend, this female empowerment and wellbeing show, Womanifest, is a festival of all things womanly, female and feminine!
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