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Danny now works as a ‘Homeless Tour Guide’ of Manchester for the social enterprise, Invisible Cities.

The Manchester Jewish Museum opened in March 1984 and since then has enjoyed 35 years of educating all societal demographics with a wealth of exhibits that showcase the history of Manchester – now it will come to Central Manchester and remain in the Central Library until 2021 when the transformed synagogue will reopen.

Tameside General Hospital and the Salford Royal have the highest rates of MRSA infections in the Greater Manchester area, according to statistics seen by MM.

There was a time not along ago when having a Tesco Clubcard in your wallet made you a ‘savvy shopper’. If that is the height of your shopping nous nowadays you are by definition a ‘daft shopper’.

The amount of police officers taking a leave of absence due to stress and anxiety has risen by almost 60%.

Although each borough does use its own colour scheme, the materials which can be recycled in each bin are consistent, except for Wigan.

Thanks to the extensive and detailed archives of incidents provided by a number of police constabularies up and down the country, MM has been able to explore just how ubiquitous racism has become within Greater Manchester’s stadia.

Bolton Clinical Commissioning Group has just published their “Think Summer” booklet, which aims to encourage families to “be active, be in the know and be prepared” this summer.

Manchester City Council failed to collect more than £67million in council tax since 2010.

Various events are taking place all over the country and Manchester Cathedral is hosting a memorial service with the theme: Bridging the Divide: Confronting Hate.

CNN’s study into antisemitism in Europe last November revealed that a fifth of British people think that more than 20% of the world is Jewish, and a quarter of Europeans think that Jewish people have too much influence in business and finance.