‘Best I’ve ever felt’: Oldham swimmer Full-a-love for British Championship bronze
She may have missed out on the British 100m backstroke title in Glasgow but bronze medallist Jessica Fullalove believes she is not far off her best.
‘It’s like rearing a child’: Manchester writers to stage four plays in one night at Three Minute Theatre
On April 14 Paul Thompson hosts Fourplay, his first production at the Northern Quarter’s Three Minute Theatre.
‘All my staff are good people’: MD at Urmston play centre defends Food Standards Agency record-keeping fail
The Managing Director of an Urmston play centre that was awarded a one star hygiene rating by the Food Standards Agency for falsifying documents has defended her company.
‘Some big obstacles’: Nuclear attack ‘not in interests’ of terrorists – Man Uni expert
It is not in the best interests of terrorist organisations such as Islamic State (ISIS) to use nuclear weapons, according to a Manchester terrorism expert.
‘One year to create a history’: Greater Manchester Cricket League set for ‘new dawn’
Cricket in Greater Manchester is on the verge of perhaps the biggest transformation in the county’s history.
‘Democracy needs scrutiny’: Meet the ‘Green Party broom’ leader Bennett is sending to sweep out ‘dusty’ City Hall
The Green Party’s key Manchester candidate Ben Godfrey has said that electing Green councillors would help Manchester City Council find the ‘creative’ responses that it needs to austerity problems.
‘I want to speak for gays and gypsies’: Butterfly in Blood opera composer’s homage to Auschwitz survivors
Butterfly in Blood, based on the memoirs of Fania Fénelon, tells the story of a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp in WW2 and a member of its orchestra.
More New York than New Islington: Meet Glossop band shunning Manchester sound
A Glossop funk band will be looking to build on a year of highs after supporting soul legend Alexander O’Neal on tour.
‘We are just trying to survive’: Female asylum seekers in Manchester create play to help ‘change perceptions’
The women of Women’s Asylum Seekers Together (WAST) are united by a common past.
‘We’ve got same background’: Manchester author dedicates debut novel to Morrissey
Music and written art has long been at the centre of Manchester’s illustrious heritage, producing many legendary figures.
‘I’m ready to stop talking and ride’: Liam Phillips looks for home win at BMX World Cup
Liam Phillips said he is riding is better than ever as he looks to take his fourth consecutive home track victory in the second round of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup today.