Binman by day and drag queen by night: how lockdown led to the play Wasteman
Joe Leather’s one-person play, Wasteman, draws upon his real-life experiences as a refuse worker during lockdown – while performing drag

Joe Leather’s one-person play, Wasteman, draws upon his real-life experiences as a refuse worker during lockdown – while performing drag

Ever not had the words to say to someone and wished somebody could write them for you? Well, Isabella Dorta’s

Parklife demonstrates why the North is setting the benchmark for UK festivals this summer. Held in Manchester’s Heaton Park, this

As he touched down at the Etihad stadium on 10 June to embark on the second leg of his After

Last Saturday members of the group Students Against Tyranny held a protest in Brunswick Park. It was met and outnumbered

New research suggests residents in almshouses – the UK’s oldest form of social housing – could live up to two-and-a-half

New research suggests so-called “study drugs” may not boost mental performance in people without ADHD – and Manchester’s students have

A recent study from Betway has named Manchester the second most alternative city in the UK, with northern cities dominating

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham recently introduced the Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s (GMCA) plans for a ‘Manchester Baccalaureate’ – or

Resentment for senior management at the University of Manchester is reaching fever pitch as a result of staff and student

Arctic Monkeys performed a sell out show at Old Trafford Cricket ground last night and wowed the crowds. This was
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