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More than a third of children in Manchester are living in poverty according to new data. Recently released figures show

The amount of sewage in rivers and waterways have reached a critical point.  In this podcast, journalist Jay Plent dives

Each year the six wells in this Derbyshire Dales village are decorated as part of a tradition rooted in medieval

On 2 January 1975, six members of the Manchester Gay Alliance 1973, set up a helpline. Through pamphlets handed out

The site of Owens Park Tower is being prepared for construction to begin, as part of The University of Manchester’s

Lexi Burgess, 25, recently launched her own business from Manchester, making clay mini figurines and selling them on Etsy. Figurines

Synthetic hair can be toxic, according to new data. Leading brands of the artificial fibers have recently been added to

People in the north of England are the most dissatisfied with Sir Keir Starmer with 77 percent feeling this way

A fire has erupted at the Hotspur Press building on Gloucester Street in central Manchester. Smoke was seen billowing from

Independent music venue Retro is being demolished in August 2025 to make way for a major £1.7 billion project called

The “swicy” condiment that’s been slowly taking over since 2014 has gone from being a niche ingredient, to a mainstream