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How Hopwood DePree fumbled his Hollywood ending
‘The council isn’t going to invest hundreds of thousands to let an individual have a private B&B’
At Manchester’s dementia music cafes, my grandmother comes alive again
‘It’s a positive space where I just feel accepted’
Downton Shabby takes a downward turn
Plus: The Carlton Club gets a two month extension on its eviction notice
Does the mummy who inspired Bram Stoker now reside in Manchester?
The question of which real-life person inspired Stoker’s famous literary trope has been debated for over a century. Now, a curator at the Manchester Museum thinks he has the answer
Bridging the north-south literacy divide
Just 2 in 5 children in the North West say they enjoy reading in their free time. The National Literacy Trust’s new Salford hub hopes to change that
What’s going on with St Peter’s Square?
‘I don’t know what the solution is. But it’s not doing that, is it?’
Making the case for a Mill writer living in Todmorden
A writer’s edition from our newest staff member
An overnight success: Thousands board Greater Manchester’s new night buses
Plus: Undercover: Exposing the Far Right on Channel 4 tonight
Scary, dangerous and bad for your weekends: Going undercover with the far-right
Back in 2022, Harry Shukman was working for The Mill as an editor. Then he made a dramatic career choice
‘We should all hang our heads in shame’: On the picket line with Manchester psychologists
Medics and patients alike say Manchester’s mental health services are at a crisis point
How Mr Loophole helps speeding celebrities walk free
At home with one of the North West’s most controversial defence lawyers
Exclusive: Manchester companies fined for sending millions of spam messages
Plus: the meltdown at Tameside Council and a talk with the author of Call Me By Your Name
Lost in translation: Is the University of Manchester letting down its overseas students?
Lax English language standards are degrading the experience of home and international students alike, according to insiders