Four hundred thousand of Manchester’s religious dissidents are revealed online
Nearly 400,000 newly released historic records have today revealed generations of religious free thinkers and dissenters who lived in the Manchester area as far...
The start of Jewish Passover in Manchester
Sundown this evening sees the start of the Jewish festival of Passover which sees Manchester's Jewish population begins its eight day commemoration of...
Manchester Art Gallery gets record visitors
Good news for Manchester Art Gallery which announced last week that it attracted more than half a million visitors for the first time last...
Manchester Chefs head to head in TV challenge
Two of Manchester's top chefs go head to head on the BBC tonight in Restaurant Wars, the first of a three part series,...
Salford students go for radio broadcasting record
Two presenters at the University of Salford’s student radio station, Shock Radio, will attempt to break the world record for the longest ever continuous...
Manchester connects to Hong Kong
The first direct, non-stop scheduled flights to China from a British airport outside London will start this year from Manchester airport.
Cathay Pacific Airways announced...
Call for public to help bring prehistoric monuments to life
ANCIENT burial mounds will be brought to life by a new research project taking place at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Heritage Together is a collaboration between...
Greater Manchester’s traffic lights have all turned green
Well not in the most strictest of senses but the biggest traffic signalling upgrade programme in the country is nearing its end as Greater...
The Crimson Field comes to our screens with a little help from Manchester
Sarah Phelps's gripping new drama First World War drama comes to our screens tomorrow night, the 6th of April, and a University of Manchester...
Manchester’s NOMA back on track in £800m deal.
Good news yesterday as the Cooperative Group has announced a new partner and an £800m kick start to its twenty acre scheme for redeveloping...