‘Wilmslow Road feels like a place that should be in literature’
We spoke to novelist Sufiyaan Salam about boss men, souped-up cars, and his debut novel
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Art after prison, Manchester's deaf disco and a surprise padel match with Jürgen Klopp
The Mill’s Good News Edition returns to offer a brief respite from heatwaves and headlines alike
'Independent and clearly very troublesome'
Five arrests and the piece 'everyone in Westminster is reading'
Stop looking for Burnhamism - in six years, I’ve never found it
Watching the mayor up close in Manchester, I’ve seen his unusual gifts and glaring weaknesses. Would he make a good prime minister?
The Tameside slaughterhouse facing down a global army of activists
Undercover footage, allegedly filmed at Hartshead Meats, depicts barbaric scenes of slaughter. But the owner insists the videos have been selectively edited
Exclusive: Five arrested following Mill investigation
Tameside Labour’s only local election win now set to be challenged
Is Oldham’s Eton dream becoming an Eton mess?
The country’s most prestigious school is set to arrive here soon. But the project has few backers
“Hope is a dangerous thing”: the Greens piss on Labour’s chips in Makerfield
Plus: The Mill has a night at the opera
Burnham out, Reform in? What happens to Greater Manchester after Andy
The mayor’s departure threatens to upend local politics - and trigger a £5m election
What on earth is going on inside flat 3203?
‘Never in a million years did I expect to see what I saw’
Firebombings, silk pyjamas and a rout for Reform
Labour are swept aside after seven years of vitriol in Oldham
The ‘unfathomable’ fall of Labour’s Greater Manchester
‘We went to the polling stations and people weren’t looking us in the eye, and we could tell something was wrong’
Is the University of Manchester’s BAME Staff Network ‘under attack’?
When the university commissioned an investigation into the network, it found evidence of bullying and inter-ethnic tensions. But now the investigation itself is being criticised as racist
With the 'Irish pub pandemic', does Manchester have too much of a good thing?
‘There’s plenty of bluster about the spate of new Irish bars; much less about those that have been lost’