‘Jokes, jabs and almost-Jason’! Colin Manford comedy review @ Bierkeller, Manchester
We crept down the stairs of Bierkeller to their German cavern. The low ceilings and long wooden pews stretching the length of the bar made the environment cosy.
Malawian students travel to Manchester to save country from hearing loss pandemic
Four Malawian students have come to Manchester to train as audiologists, thanks to the charity Sound Seekers.
MM’s top five… older (and wiser) people we’re proud to call Mancunian
At MM we decided we would spend International Older Person’s Day choosing our top five elderly Mancunians – after much debate, here’s our list!
‘Exodus’: Manchester doctor’s concerns for ‘beginning of end’ of NHS over contracts
There will be an ‘exodus of doctors’ from the NHS, if proposed changes to doctors contracts go ahead, a junior doctor in Manchester has said.
Heaven Knows He’s Marjoram Now: Morrissey given veggie makeover for Vegetarian Day
It is well known that The Smith’s legendary frontman Morrissey believes that Meat is Murder, and now Manchester’s most famous veggie has been recreated using nothing but greens, to celebrate World Vegetarian Day on October 1.
MM get a taste for Lebanese restaurant set to spice up Manchester’s food scene
Londoners may not be famous for their hospitality, but when they originate from Lebanon, the story is entirely different.
‘A great cause’: Run in the Dark at Salford Quays to fast track a cure for paralysis
Manchester will again play host to hundreds of runners helping to fast-track a cure for paralysis by taking part in the Life Style Sports Run in the Dark.
A FOUR minute drive could save Man Uni students £648 on car insurance EVERY year
Students living in private halls of residence on central Manchester’s Chester Street pay £648 more to insure their cars than students living just a four minute drive away, MM can reveal.
‘The right to be fashionable’: Models put the curve in curvalicious at Manchester’s first plus size fashion festival
Being curvy or plus size doesn’t mean you don’t have the right to fashionable clothing and brands are finally starting to understand this, according to the organiser of Manchester’s first ever Curve Fashion Festival.
Manchester public transport can save THOUSANDS of lives, claims green campaign group
More than 2,000 premature deaths could be prevented every year in Manchester by taking public transport, an environmental group has warned.
‘Life-changing’: Manchester’s homeless and addicts show there is hope with exhibition
The culmination of the charity’s Leadership Faculty will be marked by an exhibition at Virgin Money Lounge.