An MBE restaurant owner has invited Prince Charles to dine at his Manchester-based restaurant.

Over the past 10 years, Lizzie Nunnery has lived a double life as a folk musician and award-winning playwright.

In the midst of what seemed to be a huge building site, juxtaposed against a mishmash of polished new builds and redbrick relics of a heavy industrial past, Ancoats lies at the northern end of Manchester’s city centre.

The craft-beer revolution is well underway in Greater Manchester, with the region now boasting more than 77 breweries and 11,000 cold ones to choose from.

The vendors buy the magazines for £1.25 each and go on to sell them for £2.50, which they keep.

Cat Teague, a News Associates graduate, has backed the UK’s ‘Time To Talk’ campaign, which was established to raise awareness of mental health and reduce stigma around it.

Manchester’s first dog café and dog day care hybrid has opened its doors to the public.

Last year, Manchester was ranked the third most-visited city in the UK, behind London and Edinburgh.

Earlier this week the GMP City Centre tweeted a comment which irked some Twitter users.

The Lanterns of the Terracotta Warriors, which is in Exchange Square from today until Sunday, is a travelling art exhibition that features a collection of 40 brightly coloured, illuminated replicas of the famous Terracotta Army.

Ever since the turn of the year it has seemed like the country has become some sort of winter La La Land.