Pay as you go coffee, anyone? Manchester pay-by-the-hour café dream close to boil with crowdfunding initiative
Manchester arts collective seek £5,000 Kickstarter to launch coffee shop that charges by the hour, not the cup.
‘Horse meat is tip of iceberg’: Biologists invite Manchester to bring takeaways and ready meals for DNA meat testing
A group of DIY biologists are hosting a ‘mystery meat’ workshop using DNA tests to help you distinguish your Findus from your fish fingers.
‘Barbaric’: Manchester MP John Leech adds voice to condemnation of female genital mutilation
Withington MP Leech joins Lib Dem fight to end dangerous practice
Torah-iffic! Jews across Manchester finally get ‘life-changing’ giant eruv boundary
Eruv will cover 13 mile radius across Prestwich, Crumpsall and Salford
‘Don’t let the symbol of West Didsbury die’: Campaign to save Lapwing Lane shopping arcade still £11,000 short
Friends of Lapwing Lane Arcade (FOLLA) are still short of their target
Escape from Manchester: Fundraisers have 30 hours to flee city and get as far away as possible… for charity
Charity event for Kidscan sets people on mission out of Manchester
Manchester Pride blasted over stark drop in charity cash – as donations to LGBT groups fall by 60%
Manchester Pride’s Big Weekend donations fell from £135,000 to £52,000
Remarkable 18th century Jewish Scripture discovered in Manchester soup carton – could sell for six figures
Bargain Hunt expert believes Haggadah is worth six figures at least
Greater Manchester teens transform community space and make ‘radical’ difference for Tameside’s homeless
Year 11 students will take to Hampson Road garden in Hazelwood, Ashton-Under-Lyne
Cheetham Hill pop-up projects to promote community involvement with workshops and exhibitions
On September 29 residents can take park in planting a dye garde
World Alzheimer’s Day 2013: Let’s make Manchester a dementia-friendly community, say campaigners
Greater Manchester has around 4,000 dementia sufferers in the area