Why ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ is raising questions in Manchester
Over 72,000 restaurants, cafés and pubs have embraced the initiative, which gives punters fifty per cent off food and non-alcoholic drinks when they dine-in, capped at £10.
House prices in Manchester fall by almost 10% since July 2019
With house prices at low levels and the Chancellor’s introduction of the stamp duty ‘holiday’, it is a great time for first-time buyers to purchase their new home and for homeowners to move house.
Beyond techno: MM asks Berlin’s music insiders for the city’s best bands
MM heads to the German capital to find out what music is tickling the fancy of locals there…
Eating out to help out? Here’s MM’s Manchester meal deal picks
Coming into force on 3rd August, you can get in on this foody opportunity every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lockdown restrictions return to Greater Manchester amidst fears of ‘second wave’
The new rules ban separate households from socialising at home, in private gardens and pubs and restaurants.
The NBA is back – what does it mean for UK basketball fans?
22 teams are taking part in the newly-restarted NBA season.
‘I do like not having to queue’: How is Manchester’s hospitality industry coping post-Covid lockdown?
MM found out how Manchester is adapting to this strange new world of ordering via apps, al fresco dining, and one-way systems.
Former Olympic champion Chris Boardman hails new £2bn Government investment in cycling
Boardman called the news “the biggest step forward for active travel that I have seen in my lifetime”.
Revealed: The worst street in Manchester for flytipping
During a five year period, the road has received the most complaints in the city about fly-tipping for three out of five years.
‘Arts make our lives richer’: Coronavirus and the importance of shared experience
As mass gatherings have been banned, traditional, shared experiences like concerts, theatre shows, and festivals have become a distant memory.
Manchester’s George Floyd mural defaced with racial slur in Northern Quarter
It appears that the damage was caused overnight, with workers in the city’s Northern Quarter finding the racist message on their commute in.