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13th October 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester based charity celebrates 20th anniversary of Nobel Peace Prize awardManchester-based landmine charity Mines Advisory Group celebrated the 20th anniversary of Nobel Peace award in a glitzy ceremony at Manchester town hall. The charity’s crucial...
13th October 2017 | By nq_admin
Teenage lifeguard aims to save lives with the policeLife is hectic enough for 19-year-old lifeguard Emily Balshaw but soon it could become a lot more hectic and even end up with her saving lives....
9th October 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: People, Places and Things at Home MCRThe National Theatre’s critically acclaimed People, Places and Things has embarked on a UK tour sustaining the same gritty themes of addiction, mental health and...
6th October 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester Museum awakens with interactive performances from refugeesManchester Museum is coming to life this weekend with a celebration of refugee culture and history through song and dance. The Flying Carpets show tomorrow (Saturday) is...
6th October 2017 | By nq_admin
New Girl Guide badge for youngsters reaching out to the lonelyGirl guides are being given a new badge for visiting lonely elderly people in Manchester. Four thousand Girlguiding Manchester Rainbows, Brownies, Guides are taking part...
6th October 2017 | By nq_admin
24-hour homeless centre to open in ChorltonA 24-hour homeless centre is set to open in Manchester as part of the council’s bid to tackle homelessness. The Longford Centre in Chorlton will...
2nd October 2017 | By Nadia Turki
Metrolink tram fare rise slammed by MancuniansThis week it has been announced that Metrolink in Manchester will increase fares for the next there years by 6%. Tram fares have been frozen...
1st October 2017 | By [email protected]
How would the people of Manchester feel if the Uber ban hit the North West?Despite several global controversies, Uber has had an easy ride in the UK up until now. The company began operating in the capital back in...
29th September 2017 | By nq_admin
People of Manchester have their say on mental illness and employersNew research by Canada Life Insurance has revealed that almost a fifth people (18%) have gone to work while feeling mentally unwell. This suggests that...
28th September 2017 | By Sian Hamer
Record number attend MMU Sport Scholars event at EtihadA record number of scholars attended MMU’s Sport Scholars welcoming event last night at the Etihad Stadium. A total of 60 scholars and five sports...
14th July 2017 | By Jack Colwell
Oxford Road cycle lanes: you have your sayWith the re-opening of Oxford Road, Manchester residents gave me their thoughts on the upgrade. The main road, which runs through Manchester city centre, was...
13th July 2017 | By Thomas Walton
Are football ticket prices too high? NQ reporter speaks to fans
9th June 2017 | By Pete Murray
Hope and turnout wins Manchester for Labour“A phenomenal result in Manchester!” the newly re-elected MP for Manchester Central, Lucy Powell told cheering supporters at the General Election count in the GMex conference...
12th May 2017 | By nq_admin
Manchester candidates for General Election announcedAll the candidates for Manchester constituencies in the General Election have been confirmed by the City Council. Labour currently hold 4 out of the 5...
28th April 2017 | By Thomas Walton
Girls involved with gangs helped in new MMU projectA £300,000 project has been launched to steer young girls away from getting involved in street gangs. The aim is to offer them alternative activities such...
28th April 2017 | By nq_admin
VIDEO: Manchester celebrity Personal Trainer heading to AmericaPersonal fitness is one of the more positive trends of the 2010s. The Guardian reported in 2015 that UK spending on gym memberships is up by 44%....
12th March 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: The Swing Commanders at Matt and PhredsI can’t say I’ve ever seen that many swing/jazz concerts in my life, not since I left jazz band at school anyway. However, last Thursday...
7th March 2017 | By nq_admin
Exploring the lens: in-depth interviews with Mancunian photographersPhotography in the city. Such a broad statement and connotes so many things to mind, how do you start? Is it worth your time? If...
27th February 2017 | By nq_admin
Long-serving Manchester MP, Sir Gerald Kaufman, dies aged 86Sir Gerald Kaufman MP, one of Manchester's longest standing MP's, has died aged 86 The Manchester Town Hall flag is being flown at half mast...