‘£328m, what a waste! Spend it on the NHS’: Manchester Town Hall closure brings mixed views from the public
Manchester Town Hall closed for six years on Monday ahead of its £328m redevelopment – but what do Mancunians and visitors think of the news?
Being paralysed is ‘no excuse’: Meet the Mancunian inspiring people to exercise all over the world
Most of us will find any excuse not to exercise, be it we’re tired, we don’t have time or simply can’t be bothered.
On this day: January 6, 2000 – UK hospitals forced into meltdown after flu outbreak
UK hospitals were forced into winter meltdown 18 years ago when a flu outbreak spread.
Live map shows when flu will hit Manchester as deadly Australian strain lands in UK
Mancunians bracing themselves for the deadly Aussie flu can track the illness on a live map.
‘It’s about people NOT shiny developments’: Andy Burnham’s plan to improve Manchester’s quality of life
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester and Chair of Greater Manchester combined authority, today outlined his vision to make Manchester a better place to live in for everyone.
INTERVIEW: Campaign group say they can ‘100%’ stop Brexit ahead of Pro-EU rally during Tory Party Conference
Pro-EU activists will be marching in the streets of Manchester this Sunday with the aim of ‘100%’ reversing Brexit.
Mental health hub set up to support those affected by Manchester terror attack
A new support service has been set up to assist people affected by the terror attack at Manchester Arena.
General Election 2017: Q&A with Andrew Gwynne on running Labour’s campaign
Running Labour’s general election campaign is both ‘exhilarating and shattering’ according to campaign chair Andrew Gwynne.
INTERVIEW: Lib Dem leader Tim Farron blasts Theresa May over social care ‘Dementia Tax’ debacle
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has fiercely criticised the Prime Minister’s social care policy whilst speaking to carers and NHS workers at Barlow Medical Centre in Didsbury this morning.
Trafford care home seeks judicial review after “factually inaccurate” CQC report
Flixton Manor, in Urmston, has been placed in ‘Special Measures’ following an inspection published earlier this month.
A serious case of pins and needles… does acupuncture really work?
Lying prone on a table, naked to the waist and with multiple fine pronged needles sticking from their backs, acupuncture patients hardly look a picture of serenity and calm.