Who is Soho House Manchester for?
‘That’s why Sainsbury’s is there, to keep the riffraff out of Waitrose’
Culture
Is everything okay at HOME?
It’s been 18 months since a cancelled Gaza event threw the organisation into chaos — and all is still not well
The lost books of Central Library: scandal or conspiracy theory?
A quarter of a million volumes were disposed of in circumstances that remain deeply contested. Some former workers accuse the council of a cover up
A Mancunian noir classic capturing a lost city
In 1960, Hell is a City set the bar for neo-noir. Now it's a window into a past long demolished
The clattering, chaotic, romantic world of Greater Manchester’s lost newspapers
What happens when a community loses its champion?
Some said the BBC had ‘lost its marbles’. But was the move to Salford such a disaster after all?
Over a decade on, we caught up with the London relocators of 2012
The Ardwick art school putting Manchester back in the picture
‘Good things are going on here, if only someone would notice’
Madam Chester: Victorian Manchester’s most notorious escort
From Wrexham to Manchester, Mary Evans entertained the city’s most powerful
Andrea Ashworth wrote a classic of Mancunian literature. Why did she vanish from view?
My search for the author of ‘Once in a House on Fire’ led to the other side of the world - and to a tantalising revelation
Frasier is one of the most popular sitcoms ever written. Manchester is its unseen star
‘Any name recognition was better than invisibility.’
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
'Being a Salfordian is a unique thing'
Tracing the influence of filmmaker Mike Leigh's Salford and Manchester roots
Less 'words', more 'vibes': has Factory International found its rhythm?
‘We are very much at the stage of wanting to reach a lot of people for the first time’