Looking for the Trafford Centre’s soul
‘During Christmas, it’s hard to step into the Trafford Centre without a sense of foreboding’
Jack Dulhanty
Jack has been a staff writer at The Mill since 2022, writing about the city’s people, from crane drivers and butchers to the city’s leading planners and decision-makers.
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Plus: who made the decision to cover up Piccadilly Gardens?
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‘We will get that picture. No matter what’
Manchester's dreadful gimmick economy and making friends across generations
Jack Dulhanty's writer's edition
An inquest offers an unusual window into Manchester's death-ridden prison
'Who was to blame, whose fault was it?'
Cult survivors, guard dogs and stitch-ups. Infighting has taken over Stockport Labour
Local councillors are being ‘purged’, we take a look at why
An undercover journalist walks into a comedy club...
Jack Dulhanty’s quest to master stand-up in six weeks flat
A burnt-out Oldham mill gives up its secrets
'There’s a huge, huge backstory to this'
Inside the Manchester hotel booked out for months to house asylum seekers
Plus, a new report says the city has sold out to Abu Dhabi
Does the Manchester Evening News have questions to answer about its coverage of a controversial trial?
A criminal conspiracy case raises concerns about how the media covers young black defendants
When will Moss Side get a chance to mourn?
‘If you’ve not experienced it, you’ll never understand.’
Why is Salford's population rising so fast?
We speak to some experts about the census numbers. Plus: A first look at photos taken by Manchester's homeless
Does God work in Strangeways?
'I suppose we see the prisoners as they are, rather than how society has deemed them'