Where is Crimea? Manchester continues ‘Dumb Britain’ trend as only 17% able to pinpoint area on map – some thinking it’s in BRIGHTON
Where is Crimea? More than 82% of Mancunians asked couldn’t pinpoint where the Crimea is on a map
Face off: Woollen masks used in guerilla campaign to deface Manchester statues… and mark women’s achievements
Yarnstorm: Stature project was founded by Warp & Weft
Cameron = zombies: Undead will come to Manchester due to cuts, says 2.8 Hours Later survival game creator
The 2.8 Hours Later: Survival game will transform Manchester into a zombie wasteland in July.
‘Not good enough’: Gender inequality in Greater Manchester politics and lack of female councillors
Across Greater Manchester’s ten boroughs, figures for the number of female councillors compared to male leave a lot to be desired
Labour win Wythenshawe and Sale East by-election – as UKIP snatch second place
By-election triggered by death of Paul Goggins
Mini Manchester movie-makers bid to make life-saving first aid training compulsory for primary school pupils
Winning film will be showcased at the British Film Institute
Cameron’s decision to give China pig semen and trotters can ‘only be a good thing’, say Greater Manchester farmers
Government export deal backed by Manchester farmers
Corner shop embraces Bitcoin: Store first in Manchester to accept digital ‘currency of the future’
Corner Store on Grosvenor Street accepting Bitcoins
Socialist group call for united action to nationalise ‘overpriced’ rail service ahead of Manchester meeting
The International Socialist League calling for action
Manchester’s most vulnerable living without food and heating as city hardest hit in North West by bedroom tax
New figures show 11,360 affected by the tax
More than 1000 Manchester residents seek council help to pay bedroom tax with government fund set to run out
Manchester council given £1.9million help fund