Black Milk Cereal is opening another one of their unique cereal cafés this week on Oldham Street in Northern Quarter, a place renowned for its independent businesses and quirky shops at every corner.

Safe Haven, the initiative introduced in 2015 to provide support to vulnerable individuals on a Saturday night-out in the city centre, has closed its doors.

University students have tasted success after hosting their own art exhibition in the Northern Quarter.

Mancunians are being invited to lock up their mums for Mother’s Day – but don’t worry, it’s only for an hour.

An Afflecks shop owner has revealed she prides herself on creating a ‘safe space’ for kids who are bullied or victims of hate crime.

Lately it’s hard to ignore the current goings on in the United States. American President Donald Trump’s face is plastered everywhere. This however should come as no surprise.

It’s long been thought that the trendiest spot in town is the Northern Quarter.

A Manchester record shop’s vinyl sales have shot up recently due to the ‘deeper appreciation of sound’ that people have developed.

Creative women are gearing up for the north’s biggest celebration of females in music, film and other artistic industries.

Police are appealing for information after up to 100 youths gathered at a violent brawl in the Northern Quarter.

The Cities of Hope street art gallery has given social justice organisations in Manchester a voice, both in the UK and across the world, says the event’s co-founder.