The quiet, deliberate life of a Manchester cemetery
Three generations of one family have lived on a famous old burial ground
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An explosion for dignity
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'My mental health suffered significantly'
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A gorgeous literary hate letter to Manchester
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Plus the rest of your weekly briefing
'They come into your lives and tell you everything, and then disappear'
Meet the five-generation funeral directors; radical politics and domestic terrorism in Manchester; and the death of a political giant
'They come into your lives and tell you everything, and then disappear'
We spoke to a family firm who have looked after Manchester's dead for over 140 years
Underground publishing and domestic terrorism in 1970s Manchester
'My research took me to the Magic Village, a club opened in March 1968 by DJ and music aficionado Roger Eagle in a dank Dickensian cellar in Cromford Court'
Remembering Peter Smith, a quiet giant of Greater Manchester politics
'Peter put down his bacon sandwich, took a sip of tea and asked: “What are you in politics for if not to do the big stuff?”'
From a Brazilian cult to sexual liberation in Manchester
'They made it feel like you belonged to something. I don’t remember being this happy in all my life'