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9th January 2018 | By nq_admin
‘Manchester still has time to curb housing crisis’Manchester still has time to save itself from an impending housing crisis, a mini-conference heard. The ‘Housing Ideas Exchange’ event at MMU was organised by...
9th January 2018 | By Nadia Turki
Student well-being officer speaks frankly about his battles with mental healthSaqib Mahmood, a student at The University of Manchester, has taken a year out from his course to become the wellbeing officer at the University...
31st December 2017 | By dave porter
Huge fire breaks out on 9th floor of apartment block in Northern QuarterHere’s some footage from our Air Unit at the Joiner Street fire in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. For more information visit our website:https://t.co/H8RghzARCY pic.twitter.com/19TDO84SXw —...
15th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester joins global network of UNESCO Cities of LiteratureManchester has been awarded City of Literature status and joins 27 such cities around the world who are part of UNESCO’s worldwide Creative Cities network....
15th December 2017 | By nq_admin
New North and South: The project connecting Manchester with South Asia.Waqas Khan’s neon work, KhushAmdeed, means “Welcome” in Urdu. An exciting artistic project connecting the North of England with South Asia aims to provide a...
15th December 2017 | By dave porter
MMU library security officer Anne books out after 44 yearsIT is fair to say that MMU security officer Anne Ashcroft has seen more students in her working life than most tutors ever do. Anne...
15th December 2017 | By nq_admin
New Canal Street restaurant brings all things musical theatre to Manchester’s Gay VillageA new restaurant on the former Delicatezze site has just opened. Bringing you all things musical theatre, Ruby’s is the ultimate dining experience, combined with...
14th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester Art Gallery launch new series #MAGfictionShort stories and beautiful paintings come together in new weekly series, MAGfiction, created by Patrick Kelleher and Manchester Art Gallery. Patrick Kelleher, a writer and member...
14th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Oldham Coliseum Theatre to move locationOldham Coliseum Theatre is moving to a new location, with construction work due to begin in March 2018. The new building will be fitted with...
14th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester based organisation LIPA to host hurricane disaster charity eventA family fun charity event will be held this Saturday to help raise money for the Leeward Islands after the hurricane devastation earlier this year....
14th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Event organisers need to do more to prevent ticket touting, according to a Manchester law professor.Event organisers need to do more to prevent the ever-growing issue of ticket touting, according to a Manchester law professor. Professor Mark James, from Manchester...
12th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester officially the best Christmas Market in the UK – and one of the best in EuropeA Christmas miracle of giant Santa proportions has come true as Manchester takes a coveted spot in the top 15 festive markets across the continent. ...
8th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Pankhurst Centre reaches out for help to build suffragette gardenThe race is on for The Pankhurst Centre as it campaigns to raise £20,000 to provide a sanctuary for women and children who have suffered...
7th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Emily’s Paint A Pot opens new store inside Next’s Manchester Arndale StoreA new arts and pottery workshop has opened in the Manchester Arndale as part of Next’s £11 million store refurbishment. The crafts and ceramics studio...
4th December 2017 | By nq_admin
‘Bee’ a part of the buzz: 80 giant bees to swarm city this summerWild in Art and Manchester City Council are looking for artists to participate in their public art exhibition ‘Bee in the City’. The city-wide public...
4th December 2017 | By nq_admin
Student raising money for Manchester-based landmine charityA student from Manchester is completing a charity walk to raise money for a Manchester based anti-land mine charity this weekend. Peace activist Richard Outram...
3rd December 2017 | By Tom Green
Salford student organises Music for Mental Health charity nightA young man from Manchester is channelling his passion for music and helping others by organising a Music for Mental Health charity night. Liam Casey,...
3rd December 2017 | By Sanaa Reddy
What lies beneath: 16,000 bodies buried in All Saints ParkAnybody taking a stroll through All Saints Park would be more than a little surprised to find they were walking on a site where 16,000...
29th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Man viciously attacked with machete in SalfordAfter arriving at his home on Rodney Street at 8:30pm, the victim was dragged from his car by one or two offenders who attacked the man...
