READ: The March e-edition of Mancunian Matters packed with exclusive interviews, news and sport
We’re into March which means spring’s around the corner and to celebrate here’s the latest e-edition of the Mancunian Matters newspaper.
We’re into March which means spring’s around the corner and to celebrate here’s the latest e-edition of the Mancunian Matters newspaper.
Skateboarding, more so than any other sport, is connected to a culture.
Here it is, hot off the digital press – the latest e-edition of the Mancunian Matters newspaper.
The England women’s rugby team have dominated the sport since 2002 when they came second in the World Cup, which was to be the case for the next two Championships until they clinched the title in 2014.
MM talked to Stacey Copeland, Manchester’s most successful female boxer, about her recent trip to a refugee camp in Calais where she spent a week transforming the lives of child migrants through the power of sport.
The programme is aimed at community football projects around the world that have been created to tackle issues affecting young people, including substance abuse, unemployment and disability inclusion.
Kristian Hunt, Alan Aspden and Luke Walker – who all work for audio branding firm PHMG – took on the football-themed endurance test in aid of Manchester-based charity Once Upon a Smile.
October 2016 edition now available online.
The first ever World Street Soccer tournament takes place in Manchester this weekend.
It’s been the managers dominating the headlines in recent months, but on Saturday it is up to the players to make those.
Manchester-based athletes brought home an impressive haul of medals from the Rio Olympic Games and their training bases, including the National Cycling Centre and the National Taekwondo Centre, cater for local residents, as well as elite athletes.
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