“You have to have lived, have been there or done that,” he says, his low voice a virtual growl, partly because it’s 10am in his native Louisiana and he’s only just gotten up. But if life experience is the secret, it’s no wonder that Robert is so well regarded by those who know and love … Read more
Over 1,000 individuals from various sectors of the hospitality industry took part in the campaign this October, in support of UK charity Hospitality Action. The event, now in its fifth year, was launched on World Mental Health Day. The Walk for Wellbeing initiative has raised £135,000, making it the charity’s biggest annual mass participation fundraiser. … Read more
The authority is facing a potential deficit of £9.84m and residents will see a 4.99 per cent council tax increase for 2025/26. The £5.6m per year Trafford received from the airport group in dividends until 2020 would be a welcome contribution. Manchester Airport Group is 64.5 per cent owned by the 10 Greater Manchester authorities, … Read more
The British rock band, known for hits such as Glycerine and Machinehead, will perform an ‘exclusive, intimate gig’ on November 9 at New Century Hall. The event will occur the day before the 2024 MTV EMAs at Co-op Live on November 10. Gavin Rossdale, of Bush, stated: “We are so excited to bring the greatest … Read more
The appeal is part of an effort to combat the ongoing blood shortage. Manchester’s two donor centers, located at Norfolk House near the Arndale shopping center and Plymouth Grove on the city center outskirts, have around 350 appointments available this week and hundreds more in the coming weeks. The NHS Blood and Transplant service is … Read more
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced yesterday (October 28) that the cap will be increasing from £2 to £3 in the upcoming budget. The increased cap will be in effect until the end of 2025, allowing for savings of up to 80 per cent on certain routes. Mr Burnham stated: “On January 5, 2025, we will … Read more
Councils have been discussing the need to tighten their budgets for years due to government funding cuts. Councillors are now concerned that they are on the verge of a financial crisis. Two council leaders have described the situation as “unsustainable”. One leader mentioned that there are no more areas to cut costs in order to … Read more
The Little Flyers Zone is located in Terminal 1 and has been designed for children age 12 and under. The area features play equipment for children age 12 and under and will help families start their holidays at the airport. It was opened in time for the half-term holidays and features a range of play … Read more
Promising the city’s best happy hour and Deansgate’s largest dance floor, it delivers groovy vibes, affordable drinks, and an unforgettable atmosphere. On arrival, you are greeted by a team of roller skate dancers, instantly setting the tone for your journey back to 1980s Miami. Known for its playful interiors, you are greeted by bright neon … Read more
My Nawaab, formerly known as Merzee, celebrated its new identity with a grand launch event over the weekend. The restaurant, which has been in the Manchester food scene for over two decades, is known for its Pakistani-Indian cuisine. The rebranding marks a new chapter in its history. The ‘lavish re-launch event’ featured performers, DJs, and … Read more