As thousands of students prepare for their GCSE results later this week, the Career Development Institute (CDI) has some advice for those who don’t get the grades they wanted. The CDI emphasises that this isn’t the end of the road; instead, it could be the
Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell repeatedly sidestepped questions about whether Robert Jenrick would make a superior party leader compared to Kemi Badenoch during an appearance on GB News. When presenter Camilla Tominey pressed him on whether the shadow justice secretary would perform better than the current
Pong & Puck is marking Pride weekend with a daytime party hosted by the brilliant Ginger Hunter. Expect great drinks, good music and a laid-back afternoon with a twist. Guests will be greeted with a welcome drink, then settle in for 90 minutes of bottomless
Fresh air really is good for you — and now the science proves it. Recent statistics from Defra show that 90% of Brits say visiting green spaces boosts both their mind and body, while new research shows time outdoors can lift your mood (75%), reduce
‘ST ANTHONY: AN ODE TO ANTHONY H WILSON’, the touching tribute to Factory Records legend Tony Wilson, has turned 10 years old. To mark this special anniversary, its creators, Mancunian poet MIKE GARRY, and acclaimed music composer JOE DUDDELL (New Order, Elbow), will be hosting
For one night only, NightjaR, will make their live debut at Manchester Band on the Wall (23 August). ‘Mala Leche’ is the debut hip hop record from Doves’ Jimi Goodwin, under the nom-de-plume NightjaR. He assembled some of his favourite MCs for the project, and
Level 3 results day 2025 brings cause for celebration at The Manchester College after students secure top grades in their T Levels and other technical and creative qualifications, including BTECs. Building on an established track record of strong student achievement across its provision, The Manchester
The Government must commit to using UK made pottery at British embassies across the globe in order to show it backs the country’s ceramics industry and its workers. GMB General Secretary Gary Smith made the call in a letter to Foreign Secretary David Lammy. [1]
No matter how many miles you’ve logged or how many airports you’ve navigated, business travel has a way of keeping you on your toes. With tight schedules, changing time zones, and constant connectivity, small oversights can lead to big headaches. Frank Harrison, Regional Security Director,
The ‘nationally significant’ water shortfall [1] shows privatisation has failed, GMB Union has said. An investigation by the union shows water companies have sold off at least 35 reservoirs since 2017 – while building just two in the same period. [2] Andy Prendergast, GMB National