Who you gonna call? House Network! Manchester estate agents turn ghost hunters to put homeowners at ease
Homeowners in Manchester can now have their house searched for any signs of paranormal activity, thanks to an online estate agent.
Racist comments ‘from heart’ of government spur on white supremacist groups, says Manchester Green candidate
The racist, scapegoating comments coming from ‘the heart’ of government feed the ideology of white supremacist groups in Britain, says a Manchester Green Party candidate.
Firefighters battle blaze at Manchester city centre building near The Printworks
A fire has broken out in a development site on Withy Grove behind the Printworks in Manchester city centre.
‘Treated like luggage’: Disabled passengers petition to Manchester Airport
Going on holiday should be a chance to relax and enjoy ourselves, but for many disabled people it can be difficult and painful simply to get onto the plane.
Council blame homeless for own homelessness so they don’t have to deal with crisis, says Manchester solicitor
Manchester City Council are blaming people for their homelessness so they do not have to address Manchester’s growing homeless crisis, according to a solicitor.
Manchester council’s hands tied by ‘horrendous’ Tories, says homeless charity boss
Manchester City Council are doing all they can to help the homeless on a shoestring budget liminted by the ‘horrendous’ Tories, according to the co-founder of the Manchester soup kitchen Coffee4Craig.
‘Taking the pain out of parking’: AppyParking takes to the streets of Manchester
An award winning car parking app takes to the streets of Manchester expecting to save Mancunians time and money.
Radical feminist and gay conservative banned from speaking at Manchester SU debate on free speech
Radical feminist Julie Blindel and rightwing commentator Milo Yiannopoulis have been banned from speaking at a Manchester Students’ Union debate on free speech.
‘Video never killed the radio star’: Meet the Manchester man ‘future-proofing’ radio
Manchester’s new tech company Radio.co is ‘future-proofing the radio’ as it offers an easy and practical platform for broadcasting radio shows globally without the need for a studio.
USA will pay ‘political price’ for Kunduz bombing, says top Manchester conflict expert
President Barack Obama is guilty of committing the ‘oldest war crime in the book’ by bombing a hospital in Kunduz, according to a leading Manchester conflict expert.
Family the ‘bedrock’ of welfare reform, says Duncan Smith at Tory Conference
Family is the ‘bedrock’ of any good society and the government’s welfare reforms, said Iain Duncan Smith at the Manchester Conservative Party Conference today.