Coinciding with Chorlton Arts Festival, on the 28th of May OutsiderXchanges will be welcoming the public into their studios to meet the participating artists and gain a unique insight into studio practice and artwork in the development stages of this … Continue reading
Okay, so admittedly I have not explored every inch of the globe’s urban landscape, but regardless of this I’ve decided that Northern Quarter is THE coolest patch. It is a place where hipsters reign. Yes, ‘mainstream’, preppiness is shunned, but … Continue reading
2016 has so far been an ‘annus horribilis’ for the great and the good of the entertainment and music industry, starting with the death of David Bowie in January, and more recently those of Victoria Wood and Prince. The hospitality … Continue reading
I planned to walk a circular walk around Mam Tor yesterday but that was cut short due to a snow drifts and driving icy snow. Mam Tor is National Trust owned land on the Castleton Road between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Sheffield. … Continue reading
Manchester School of Samba as part of The Storming by Humberto Vélez, an event at the former Cornerhouse for Home in 2015.
It’s no secret the Blairs’ wealth has mushroomed since leaving No10. Here’s a snapshot of Cherie and Euan’s interests in one city Source: How Tony Blair’s family have built a buy-to-let property empire in Manchester – Mirror Online via How Tony … Continue reading
The new guided busway running from Leigh into Manchester city centre opened on the 3rd of April and is the first of its kind in the North West. The final stages of the guided busway are currently underway on Oxford … Continue reading
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