Dare you Beat the Bogle? Historic Manchester Uni stroll raising money for homeless
The longest-running sponsored charity event in the North West be celebrating a special milestone in March.
‘The Shoreditch of the North’: Manchester start-up growth boom here for the long haul
Traditionally few would argue that London has been the centre of the UK for all things business, and many commenters continue to berate the unfair advantages handed to companies based within the capital.
‘Churchill should list as an honorary Mancunian’: A look at Winston’s Manchester ties
Greater Manchester has a rich social history, but did you know that it can boast the title of the city that launched the most celebrated career in British public life?
Manchester unemployment to get on its bike with TfGM jobseeker cycle giveaway
Mancunian jobseekers will be handed free bikes to help them to get back on the job ladder by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM).
Top of the class: Man Uni’s ‘outstanding and innovative’ Teach First programme gets glowing Ofsted report
Ofsted’s recognition of the University of Manchester’s (UoM) Teach First programme as ‘outstanding’ has been described as ‘extremely pleasing’ by the director of the scheme.
Eternal flame: Manchester bingo club offer ‘special night’ to city’s longest-married pair
Mecca Bingo is searching for the longest-married couple ahead of Valentine’s Day.
‘It’s very frustrating’: French PM’s claim that migration is ‘great risk’ to EU slammed by Manchester refugee charity
The French Prime Minister’s comments saying that migration poses a ‘great risk’ to the EU have been described as ‘frustrating’ by a Manchester charity.
‘It’s your fault!’: MP Danczuk fires back at Rochdale Lib Dem leader over rail costs
Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk has fired back at Lib Dem Leader Andy Kelly after the councillor labelled him a ‘hypocrite of the highest order’.
MM’s top five… poetry nights to visit this Burns Night
January 25 is Burns Night, the anniversary of the birth of Robert ‘Rabbie’ Burns, Scottish poet and revolutionary.
‘Big world out there… on the internet!’: Oldham oldies catching the computer bug
Chadderton pensioners are catching the computer bug, after Age UK Oldham and Oldham Council united to provide them technology classes.
Salford training centre to ‘transform lives’ of young people from unstable homes
A £2million training centre with in-house accommodation is to be created in Salford for young people with unstable living arrangements.