Three cinemas, four days, 90 movies… Manchester film fest announce this year’s line-up
Manchester International Film Festival (MANIFF) have announced a comprehensive line-up ahead of their citywide event which will begin in March 2016.
‘Not your average concert’: Baritone brings music banned by Nazis to Manchester
A show consisting of music banned by the Nazis will be brought home by Manchester-born producer Peter Brathwaite later this month.
‘Not exactly a household name’: MP Reynolds’ reasons for resigning branded ‘bogus’
Jonathan Reynolds has been told to ‘respect the mandate’ of Jeremy Corbyn, just hours after he announced his decision to resign from the Labour Shadow Cabinet.
Labour reshuffle: Stalybridge and Hyde MP Reynolds resigns after Corbyn changes
Stalybridge and Hyde MP Jonathan Reynolds has resigned from the Labour shadow cabinet in response to its prolonged and controversial reshuffle by Jeremy Corbyn.
‘I never wanted to ski’: Anna Vincenti on swapping soccer for the slopes with the Winter Olympics in sight
Freestyle skier Anna Vincenti chats to MM about her future Winter Olympic hopes.
‘Snuggled up with wine and a dog at your feet… in a tipi’: Manchester bar goes Danish
A popular Manchester bar has opened a tipi in the Castlefield area to continue service while their premises undergo a three month long refurbishment.
‘They killed my brother and wanted me too’: Manchester refugee who fled Syria for defying ISIS ‘misses home’
Tucked away in unit seven of Longsight Business Park is non-profit organisation Rethink Rebuild.
‘Barn owls make great pets’: Accrington animal charity with everything from reptiles to raccoons in funding plea
MagnaRep: Reptiles & Exotics, Rescue & Support started over eight years ago as a family idea but quickly turned into a reality when charity trustee and founder Nick Wilburn, 25, took on the project to rescue animals in need.
Hair of the dog! Say goodbye to Dry January as ‘grassroots initiative’ gets people trying more beer in the New Year
One Manchester beer enthusiast knows the best way to cure your New Year hangover is hair of the dog so why not swap Dry January for Tryanuary…
‘There’s a hell of a lot of good around’: Manchester artist is spreading 2015’s happy news
Sad and frightening headlines have splashed the front pages of the newspapers in 2015, but a Manchester illustrator is hitting back with a paper celebrating the year’s most cheerful news stories.
‘Heavily stained bedding, rusty commodes and lack of nutrition’: Inspectors slam Manchester care home
The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) latest report of Abbotsford Nursing Home rated the services provided as ‘inadequate’ in four out of five instances.