Revealed: Two thirds of GMP discrimination complaints are dropped with no action taken
No action is taken in two thirds of discrimination complaints made by the public against Greater Manchester Police, MM has learned.
Review: The Herbal Bed @ The Lowry, Salford Quays
The crowd gathers in anticipation. Young and old take their positions in plush red seats, in a theatre which removes all barriers between the actors and the audience.
Author: Jack the Ripper grew up in Ashton then attended University of Manchester
The true identity of Jack the Ripper may have been uncovered by an author who claims the killer was a renowned poet who grew up in Manchester.
‘The kindest person I know’: Autistic woman’s postcards to be used in mental health awareness training pack
An autistic woman and her mother have created 61 postcards showing what it’s like to live with autism to help spread awareness about how to effectively communicate with autistic individuals.
‘My job’s harder than yours’: Swimmer Halsall and rugby’s Wilkin on going out and Pot Kettle Black coffee passion
Not all couples can boast three gold medals at the Commonwealth Games, four Challenge Cup wins and a Manchester coffee shop.
Manchester skier slaloms to ‘confidence boosting’ British Championships bronze
Manchester skier Rebecca Greaves claims she is now riding on the crest of a wave of confidence at the Delancey British National Alpine Ski Championships after picking up a bronze medal on Saturday.
Manchester man who fought Franco in Spanish Civil War remembered by daughter
As we approach 80 years since the start of the Spanish Civil War, MM takes a look at a local man who risked his life for democracy.
‘Nothing is taboo’: Record label ran by students set for Manchester expansion
A new student-run record label is aiming to help more young people take their first steps in the industry.
‘Ingrained set of problems’: Man Uni expert discusses ‘challenging’ asylum crisis
New research conducted by the University of Manchester has revealed that asylum accommodation is reviewed based on profit, and not the wellbeing of the occupants.
‘We can do a better job than New York’: Bonnets back in Manchester for Easter march
A Manchester vintage clothing shop is hoping to bring some light, creativity and fun into people’s lives this weekend by bringing back the Easter bonnet.
‘Richly deserved’: University of Salford improvement praised by prestigious survey
Salford University has been ranked as ninth most improved centre in The Times Higher Education’s 2015 Student Experience Survey, jumping 12 places from 98 to 86.