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Jonathan Schofield on the causes, the myths and the rebuilding
Jonathan Schofield suggests a solution to the statue issue
Andrea Sandor looks at who might have put the brakes on the idea
Jonathan Schofield talks us through some more of the characters we pass almost every day
Jonathan Schofield on the wrong Peel and the statue question?
Jonathan Schofield hopes this little victory for residents might lead to a bigger idea
An extra £19.5 million is needed to save frontline organisations, says letter to the Chancellor
Andrea Sandor on a possible bicycle revolution and what needs to be done to make...
Jonathan Schofield is planning to interview the Council Leader about the vision for post-lockdown Manchester
Confidentials’ publisher Gordo reckons we’ve got bigger issues to get annoyed about than Cummings and...
A group of filmmakers and other creatives are offering to commemorate lost loved ones
According to our recent poll on Twitter
We look at some of the social distancing measures that might have to be put...
Jonathan Schofield finds a website that gets him hot under the collar
Heavy traffic has shifted onto St Mary's Parsonage. Is this the new Deansgate?
Manchester will commemorate the 22nd May terror attack, which will be marked by a ‘Glade...
Occasional contributor Councillor John Blundell on how hospitality businesses need a bit of understanding
As COVID-19 transforms society, inmates are not the only surprising new manufacturers
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FilterThe 1996 Manchester bomb - 24 years on
Jonathan Schofield on the causes, the myths and the rebuilding
Has Manchester had issues with its statues before?
Jonathan Schofield suggests a solution to the statue issue
200km pop-up cycle lanes planned for region - but any in Manchester?
Andrea Sandor looks at who might have put the brakes on the idea
A closer look at some other plinth people: Heywood and Gladstone
Jonathan Schofield talks us through some more of the characters we pass almost every day
Let’s examine the campaign for the removal of the statue of Robert Peel in Piccadilly Gardens
Jonathan Schofield on the wrong Peel and the statue question?
'Reverse consultation' leads to small victory for city centre residents
Jonathan Schofield hopes this little victory for residents might lead to a bigger idea
GM leaders: ‘Without urgent funding, our community groups and charities will disappear’
An extra £19.5 million is needed to save frontline organisations, says letter to the Chancellor
This is what Manchester’s cycling network could look like in just months
Andrea Sandor on a possible bicycle revolution and what needs to be done to make...
What would you ask Sir Richard Leese?
Jonathan Schofield is planning to interview the Council Leader about the vision for post-lockdown Manchester
A view on Cummings. And you lot. And the press
Confidentials’ publisher Gordo reckons we’ve got bigger issues to get annoyed about than Cummings and...
Free video memorial service helps families grieve in lockdown
A group of filmmakers and other creatives are offering to commemorate lost loved ones
Nearly 40% admit breaking COVID-19 lockdown rules in UK
According to our recent poll on Twitter
How are hotels going to have to change?
We look at some of the social distancing measures that might have to be put...
Imagining the city: A 'pre-loved' bridge for Salford?
Jonathan Schofield finds a website that gets him hot under the collar
No Consultation, No Communication, No Consideration: residents challenge Deansgate changes
Heavy traffic has shifted onto St Mary's Parsonage. Is this the new Deansgate?
Arena attack: Council announces third anniversary plans and memorial updates
Manchester will commemorate the 22nd May terror attack, which will be marked by a ‘Glade...
‘Everybody is going to have to take a hit because of this pandemic’
Occasional contributor Councillor John Blundell on how hospitality businesses need a bit of understanding
How prisoners and theatres are helping the NHS…by making scrubs
As COVID-19 transforms society, inmates are not the only surprising new manufacturers