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Jonathan Schofield brings his architectural tour up to World War Two
David Adamson meets legendary music photographer, Jill Furmanovsky, about her Central Library exhibition and grabs...
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Jonathan Schofield and an occasional series on fascinating details on Manchester buildings
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A selective news round-up for Manchester this last week, 27 March-2 April
Enter We Love MCRs 10k Run and win up to £200 to spend on eating out
Jonathan Schofield and a controversial scheme that might at last get off the ground
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Jonathan Schofield waves goodbye to ugly concrete and says hello to coloured glass walls
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FilterManchester Architecture Part Three: Bombast to Blitz
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Jonathan Schofield on where Manchester and Greater Manchester stand as 2022 becomes 2023
Drama of The City: Droning on about Manchester
Jonathan Schofield loves this Andy Mallins' picture - and this one isn't even his best
Manchester Literature Fest announces 2022 live programme
Award winners, crime writers and Nessa from Gavin & Stacey
Top things to do in and around Manchester: June 2022
Glastonbury at GRUB, Queen at Stockport County and stained glass in Oldham
Top things to do for the May half term in Manchester
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Yas Queen! Things to eat, drink and do on Jubilee weekend 2022
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Festoons: Manchester architectural details examined
Jonathan Schofield and an occasional series on fascinating details on Manchester buildings
Things to do in Manchester for Halloween 2021
Natasha Bedingfield, festivals and spooky theatre
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A selective news round-up for Manchester this last week, 27 March-2 April
Fall in love with Manchester all over again with this 10k run
Enter We Love MCRs 10k Run and win up to £200 to spend on eating out
St Michael's tower set for summer 2020 start
Jonathan Schofield and a controversial scheme that might at last get off the ground
New ‘human lending library’ allows businesses to borrow an expert
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Manchester's Alliance Business School gets a much needed facelift
Jonathan Schofield waves goodbye to ugly concrete and says hello to coloured glass walls
Global Strike Day - is another view even acceptable?
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