PizzaExpress ‘banks’ on success with new Manchester city centre branch – dough YOU want 25% off?
PizzaExpress is tucked away in the opulent marble surroundings of a former King Street bank with the new décor complementing the imposing space.
Manchester worth £20billion and ranks 11th on UK list, show new figures
There are billionaires out there who can buy up the whole of Manchester for an estimated £20billion.
Fire at Castlefield bar and grill Dukes 92 – just hours after ‘hot, hot, hot’ summer tweet
A kitchen fire has broken out at Castlefield bar and grill Dukes 92 this morning – just hours after they tweeted that today would be ‘hot, hot, hot’.
Love is in the street: Aussie cobbles together help to pop question to ‘die-hard’ Corrie fiancé on tour of set
Keith Monks, 31 from Perth, Australia, was positioned with a ring while close friends Ellie-May Flannery and her partner Jay Pennington held a banner reading, ‘Charlie, will you marry me?’
Three teens arrested over string of violent robberies targeting Manchester Asian families for jewellery
Gold jewellery was targeted in numerous break-ins of predominately Asian families across the north Manchester and Salford areas since April.
Will you n-Eid holiday gifts? Manchester Muslims to enjoy late night shopping to mark end of Ramadan
Stores within the Heart of Manchester Business Improvement District (BID) will open until 9pm to mark the end of Ramadan.
Body of elderly man found in River Irwell behind Salford casino not being treated as suspicious, police confirm
Police were received a call around 7pm on Wednesday after a body was spotted from the tow path near the A57 Regent Road, behind the Grosvenor Casino in Salford
Looking for some plush to caress your tush? Stockport Plaza sells slice of cinematic history with eBay seat sale
Stockport Plaza is making way for 1,250 replica or original cinema seats by selling the existing red and blue 18-inch wide seating.
‘Hospitals are dangerously full of old people’: Leigh MP Andy Burnham slams Jeremy Hunt over strained NHS care
The Shadow Health Secretary warned that cuts to services and a ‘collapse’ in social care have left hospitals struggling to function effectively.
Trams, trams, wherefore art thou trams? Actors invade Metrolink to honour Shakespeare’s 450th birthday
Manchester commuters treated to spontaneous Shakespeare performances on the Metrolink this morning in honour of the legendary playwright’s 450th birthday.
‘Unjust and unfair’: Manchester’s Palestine supporters occupy Piccadilly Gardens in protest over Israel
The protest is a response to the failed ceasefire between Israel and Palestine which has resulted in more bombing of the region and civilian deaths.