Purrrfect night, wrong bloke: MM on the prowl at sex party phenomenon Killing Kittens… but fail to get claws in
MM’s Kenny Lomas heads to the sex party for Manchester’s ‘sexual elite’… Killing Kittens
New king of beers? Manchester microbrewery Blackjack Beers feel flush after acing first two years
Earlier this month, they celebrated two years in the business – and in this short space of time, they have developed a core range of seven different ales
We must build ‘better world’ to tackle rife homophobia in the workplace, says sports star John Amaechi
Employers are being encouraged to address homophobia at work after it revealed that one-in-five lesbian and gay people have experienced bullying from colleagues due to their sexual orientation.
Gig review: Sixty Minute Man @ Deaf Institute, Manchester
Up-and-coming Manchester band Sixty Minute Man made the walls shake on Saturday at the Deaf Institute when they wowed the crowd with their original songs.
Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s Super Josh! Brave Bury teen’s brain tumour battle inspires mum to launch charity
Dawn Wilson left her job as in sales and marketing last year to set up the Joshua Wilson Brain Tumour Charity.
A cut above the rest: UK’s oldest butcher, 80, celebrates career landmark after carving out 65 years in industry
Gerry Ambrose, from Miles Platting, Manchester, has served more than 2,000 kilometres of sausages and a million steaks during his career
Pringooals! World’s biggest boot made of Pringle cans hopes to bring luck to England with one crisp kick
The ‘lucky boot’ is made out of an eye-popping 1500 Pringles cans.
Breast get measured up! Manchester fashion designer urges women to test the tape – as 76% wear wrong size bra
Celebrity designer Nadine Merabi is supporting the Triumph event
None for the road: Police hope to show Manchester drink drivers the red card during World Cup campaign
The month-long ‘None for the road’ campaign, which last year resulted in 252 arrests following almost 5,000 breath tests, hopes to deliver an even stronger message through social media and posters in pubs around the region.
Anti-HS2 petition: Church of England oppose plans to dig up and relocate thousands of dead bodies for train line
The Archbishops’ Council has warned that current plans for constructing the line between London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds mean human remains will not be treated ‘in a decent and reverent manner’
Breaking the cycle: Manchester bike repair shop steer ex-cons back on track
BeSpoke, one of five unique businesses from The Message Trust family, are founded on Christian principles