The UK is increasingly regarded as a key destination for active equity investors, drawn by attractive valuations, long-term growth potential and earnings resilience. This is according to a study from Rathbones Asset Management of 100 IFAs, discretionary fund managers and private banker fund selectors with
A Manchester-based education specialist who spent years seeking an explanation for symptoms later diagnosed as Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) has launched a clinically reviewed professional education programme to help GPs recognise, assess and manage the condition. Sophie Bell founded Pattern Health Education after her own
Following its critically acclaimed, extended run at the Barn Theatre and as its London season gets underway at The Arts at Marble Arch: powered by TodayTix, Built by Barn and Steve Spiegel for TRW Production today announce that Million Dollar Quartet , directed by Jonathan
Emma Reynolds, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, has urged caution over a whistleblower’s claim that only 1% of asylum claims received by the Home Office are genuine with fraud and dysfunction widespread in the system. She told GB News: “We are cracking down on this.
Five members of an organised crime group have been sentenced for a combined total of over 30 years for their roles in a large-scale burglary conspiracy that targeted homes across Greater Manchester and resulted in more than £500,000 worth of property being stolen. – Officers
This October, just in time for Halloween, a new kind of fashion week is taking over Manchester, proving fashion doesn’t have to follow the rules. Alternative Fashion Week Manchester (AFW) will transform some of the city’s most recognisable spaces, including Affleck’s Palace, HOME and Islington
A curious artwork that is only complete once gallery visitors walk across it is coming to Salford Museum & Art Gallery this September. Put Your Foot Down II is a temporary pathway constructed from dozens of blocks of floristry foam, commonly known as oasis. Salford-based
Whilst some might find journalling an effective self-help therapy, Alex Herod says that writing horror stories has helped her to finally “make friends with her monsters”. Alex, who will release her debut novel next year, says she has had a “difficult relationship” with alcohol since
Jane Kenyon MBE, an award-winning female champion and advocate for women and girls, is set to host her first public event in more than a decade in her hometown of Knutsford this October. Taking place at Knutsford Methodist Church on Saturday 3rd October, Amplify: Turning
Millions of passengers across the Liverpool City Region are set to benefit from better, more reliable bus services as the city becomes the first to bring its network under public control under this Government. In a huge boost for local growth, the Government will provide
