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I’ve met my fair share of wonder women since moving to Manchester four years ago.

Right from their inception, these automated gaming machines have served both as gambling machines and “gamified” vending machines, paying out fruit-flavored candy to lucky “winners” in America’s shops and bars.

Businesses across the North West are set to boom as Virgin Atlantic launch direct flights between Manchester and San Francisco.

Greater Manchester train users were led to believe that the upcoming rail strike had been cancelled – only to have their hopes dashed.

Salford City Council will be spending an additional £545,000 on cleaning the city’s streets and parks after being urged to act from public feedback.

The research looks at overall gambling participation and perceptions in 2016, as well as how people gamble online, the devices they use and the influence of social media.

Proposals for a £330million refurbishment to save Manchester Town Hall from closure are set to come under fire by senior city councillors.

Gold medal winning Paralympians are trying to inspire interest in the world’s largest annual fundraising swim which will take place across Manchester in April.

Manchester interim mayor Tony Lloyd says the approval of HS2’s first phase from London to Birmingham must be the catalyst for the speedy progression of phase two to Manchester.

Two Manchester film-makers are producing a short feature based around the stigma of mental health.

Mancunians have been sounding off on the strange noise once again coming from Beetham Tower.