'I wouldn't touch a Jewish woman': Meet the Reform team in Gorton and Denton
Members of Reform's campaign team shared racist content online and aligned themselves with far-right groups
Jack Walton
Jack is a writer and editor who has been with the Mill since 2021. His favourite pieces include his expose of Manchester flag-raisers and his trip to Stockport's Curry Pyramid.
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Bad bets: How Manchester Pride gambled on scale - and lost
Insiders blame ‘reckless spending decisions’ and a board who lost control of one of the city’s biggest events
On their holiest day, Manchester’s Jews face their ‘darkest of moments’
Amid fasting and prayer, terror comes to Crumpsall
The Global Banking School is one of the UK’s most lucrative ‘universities’. But who’s footing the bill?
Former staff allege the school accepts students who have no intention of ever repaying their loans
Stolen Amazon parcels, fires in the night and a machete attack: life on Burford Road
On a street in Whalley Range, a property has been the centre of a bizarre string of events, leaving residents frightened and desperate
Manchester’s chief flag-raiser has put his people smuggling days behind him
Flags protesting unchecked immigration have gone up across the city, led by a man caught smuggling migrants into the country in the back of a van
How student accommodation in Manchester became a luxury industry
An influx of international students and a move to aspirational living has students swapping cheap suburbs for city centre high rises
A year on from the riots, the far-right returns to Manchester
‘I’m asking Donald Trump to please intervene and give us our country back’
Exclusive: The contract that gives Sheikh Mansour first dibs on Manchester
Plus: Mark Garner explains the sudden implosion of his website Confidentials
Meet Reform UK’s first Greater Manchester councillor
The dirt-biking, combat-sniping Allan Hopwood talks to The Mill
Finding my religion: on the road with the martyrs of Bilbao
On the back of their worst season in memory, the nature of supporting Manchester United is changing
What should be done about Manchester city centre?
'It is absolutely filthy everywhere. There are balloons, canisters, cigarettes, bottles, vomit, general rubbish just all over the street'
Are you 'from here'? And how long does it take to become a Mancunian?
Jack Walton's writer's edition covers Turkish restaurants, the view of Manchester from Liverpool and a disastrous incident with a lovely Victorian door
Should we be living together again?
For some, the answer to gangster landlords, senior loneliness and the climate crisis lies in communal life. We head to a Manchester housing co-op to see what it's like.
They wanted control of the club - but the fans weren’t about to let that happen
The bloody battle to save a 115-year-old institution