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“And it suddenly disappeared,” Johnny Ball says gleefully after a short pause. “The statuette disappeared and nobody could find it.

The first Covid-19 lockdown at the end of March 2020 was a pretty bleak time for everyone in Britain, with

A lifelong Manchester United supporter and author has released his latest book discussing the identity of the club – one

In this series of articles, I will investigate how accessible Greater Manchester is for disabled people. This article will explore

A toolkit has been launches to help schools support trans and non-binary students. Manchester charity The Proud Trust has launched

West End director David Thacker has dived into the complexities and stigmas surrounding domestic abuse in a new work created

Manchester food banks are ‘frightened’ by the impact of the government’s welfare cuts. In Wednesday’s Spring Statement, Rachel Reeves announced

Leading disability charity Scope believes Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement could have a ‘catastrophic’ impact on people living with disabilities. Since

Manchester is the best-funded city for creatives in England according to a new survey. Design studio Berlew’s Creative Funding Report, analysed investment

Glorious! finishes its successful four-week run at Hope Mill Theatre, Ancoats, Manchester this month. The lavish production, complete with fabulous

The House Party at HOME theatre explores themes of class, power, and privilege with raw intensity. Written by Laura Lomas,