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The Casablanca Deal: Secret contracts and unexplained payments at the University of Greater Manchester
EXCLUSIVE: Senior executives at the university tried to divert hundreds of thousands in tuition fees into a private company which one of them owns
Some say the Hotspur Press is Manchester's oldest mill. Does it matter?
'You cannot convert that building. I can’t emphasise that enough'
The council overpaid by £7 million for it, now work might soon begin
Plus: The University of Manchester goes big on EDI
‘He must resign as a matter of urgency’: Panic and porkies from a university in meltdown
What is the University of Greater Manchester trying to hide?
Breaking: Joseph Wheeler sacked by the University of Greater Manchester
He’s gone “with immediate effect” following our reporting last week
Places for Everyone proposes building on Greater Manchester’s green belt. Could this be a good thing?
Urban planning can be complicated and tedious — but it’s essential to understand it if we want to solve the housing crisis
‘I’ll sack who I want’: Inside the chaotic, mutinous new University of Greater Manchester
The strange story of how a marketing man from Milton Keynes turned a university into his poison-filled fiefdom
Is Manchester’s stunt food era finally over?
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Café Blah were kicked out by their landlords. Help them find a new home
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Is the Chinese chippy Lancashire’s new traditional cuisine?
‘The so-called Chinese food here, most of it doesn’t really appear in my country’
Exclusive: How the GMCA flunked its own investigation into Sacha Lord
For months, officers have promised to publish their findings into their night time economy advisor
Breaking: Sacha Lord has resigned as an advisor to Andy Burnham
The Arts Council wants his company Primary Events to pay back the taxpayers’ money it obtained during the pandemic
Manchester’s artists to get five thousand hours of studio space a year — all for free
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