Danger, danger, two pizzas! Electric Six want to take you to a gay bar (or Gorilla)
MM talks to Electric Six frontman Dick Valentine about drugs, gay anthems and Christmas in Manchester ahead of their gig at Gorilla.
Dale Gordon murder: Tearful mum of Gorton rapper Deezy begs killers to come forward
The mother of an aspiring Manchester rapper and XFactor contestant who was beaten to death during a street fight wept as she urged the killers to hand themselves in today.
Terror warning: Police ask Manchester to be ‘extra vigilant’ at crowded hotspots
Greater Manchester Police are urging people to be extra vigilant and consider how they can play a part in preserving national security for Counter Terrorism Awareness week
Police treat death of man found in Manchester city centre bush as not suspicious
The death of a 29-year-old man who was found dead in Manchester city centre isn’t being treated as suspicious – Police have confirmed.
Tale of two cities: Decaying Victorian gems in Greater Manchester may face different futures
Salford’s historic Greengate baths may have been named one of the top ten most endangered building in the UK but conservationists have faith that it will not become another forgotten Victorian treasure.
Just one in 1,000 fly-tippers brought to justice as Manchester council forks out £1.5m clearing up mess
Just 0.1% of fly-tippers were brought to justice in Manchester over the last year – despite £1.5million being spent clearing up the mess.
‘Changing attitudes to alcohol’ is key to stopping Manchester booze problem
The region has one of the highest incidences of reported anti-social behaviour in the country, and at least one in every ten calls to Greater Manchester Police relating to anti-social behaviour references the consumption and effect of alcohol.
Review: Kitchenette @ Oxford Road, Manchester
Oxford Road’s Kitchenette does not quite keep its promise of ‘high class junk food’ but is superb value for money and one of the better cheap eats in Manchester
Ukip runner says Stockport’s ‘fear of Manchester’ is like apartheid-era South Africa
Steven Woolfe, the migration and financial affairs spokesman for Nigel Farage’s party, said that current leaders were scared of change in the region and needed to rethink their relationship with Manchester.
Friend of Alan Henning says Muslim hate crime surge is fault of media and politicians
An Islam spokeswoman from Manchester has blamed the media and far-right political parties for the upward trend in hate crime against Muslims.
Protesters slam ‘Bailiff Oscars’ in Manchester for ‘celebrating people’s misery’
Anti-bailiff campaigners branded the annual Debt Collection Awards last night in Manchester as a sick event that ‘celebrated other people’s misery’.