To focus more on how EU residents living in the UK or planning to move to the UK, MM has used the case study of Austria to investigate further.
Manchester’s Piccadilly Gardens is a popular place for everyone in the city, whether you pass through it on your way to work, want a tranquil place to eat your dinner or are indulging in a bit of retail therapy in the area.
Edge Hill University has recorded significantly more incidents of student-on-student crime than any other university with a presence in Greater Manchester.
In a candid admission, Mr. Burnham’s office has told Mancunian Matters that they do not allocate budgets to Greater Manchester Police based on crime type.
Manchester’s Cross Street Chapel was treated to performances by two ‘exceptionally committed’ Chinese pianists last week.
An innovative new art project is shining a light on the devastating effects of diabetes as part of Manchester Science Festival.
The North Face bought some of Manchester’s finest artists to the height of First Street last week in a celebration of urban exploration.
“These dead eyed idiots will never be pleased by what I have to offer,” grumbled the French comedian Marcel Lucont about certain ungrateful audience members he had encountered – the funnyman plays Manchester September 17-19 and expect brutal gags.
A Stockport woman has recruited two friends to tackle the Great Wall of China after discovering that she has Huntington’s disease.
The 29-year-old Manchester rower, from Altrincham, was forced to bring his career to a premature end after being diagnosed with overtraining syndrome in February.
The 25-year-old from Stockport, alongside Wythenshawe twins Emma and Victoria Bradburn, have been recognised for their volunteering work with selection for the new TSB Young Leaders programme, launched at Old Trafford in July.
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