‘To bee or not to bee’: introducing Manchester’s new poetry library
Manchester’s new poetry library, based on Manchester Metropolitan University’s Oxford Road campus, opened its doors to the public for the
Manchester’s new poetry library, based on Manchester Metropolitan University’s Oxford Road campus, opened its doors to the public for the
Manchester chamber choir Kantos left audiences’ heads swimming at the Victoria Baths last week as the choir presented the second
Greater Manchester humanitarian organisations benefited the lives of more than five million of the world’s most vulnerable people in 2020,
Manchester Art Gallery’s new installation ‘Uncertain Futures’ showcases interviews from 100 women aged over 50 to examine the experiences of
A community group in Manchester is helping to tackle food poverty by raising money for local foodbanks through playing 5
Narrowboat living has never been more popular – 15,000 people live on England and Wales’ waterways, and it seems the
Following the death of Prince Philip, MM remembers the role he played in education in Greater Manchester. In 1967, after
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham says Prince Philip’s commitment to public service will be ‘remembered with gratitude’ by everyone
Two graduates from The University of Manchester have been celebrating this week as the Government announced it will ask the
LGBT History Month celebrated each February is a time when many within the community reflect on their shared experiences of
Manchester has been dubbed the UK’s language capital, according to new research. Statistics from The University of Manchester show there
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