‘One More Hit’ is the first single from Pattern Perception’s forthcoming album, ’Spectrum Disorder’. The album is being released on Jack Said What sister label, Out Yer Box, pioneered by label head Irvine Welsh this summer. “‘One More Hit’ was written when I was high
Commenting on the Government’s plan to fit solar panels on all new-build homes, Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst at the free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “The person most relevant to deciding what should go on a new home is the person
Former Fallowfield resident and UCFB Manchester alumni Matthew Haywood, 22, was crowned the winner of BBC One’s Survivor UK in 2023, becoming the youngest ever winner of the Survivor franchise globally. He is now a rising TikTok star who has amassed an impressive 231,000 followers,
Emirates Old Trafford – the home of Lancashire Cricket – is proud to announce it has been selected as an official host venue for next year’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. The announcement marks a significant milestone for both the historic venue and women’s cricket
ENVIRONMENT Secretary Steve Reed has described Tony Blair’s comments on the government’s “doomed” net zero policies as “helpful”. Asked to address Blair’s criticism, he told GB News: “We all remember, don’t we, the pain of those energy bill price rises just a few years ago,
Summer is well and truly on its way, with temperatures in some parts of the UK set to hit 28°C this week. As many of us start planning to make the most of the weather with BBQs, spending lunch breaks outside or days out with
Two new art installations are set to open at Dunham Massey. Opening during the spring season, they will explore wellness, our relationship with nature and how this connects to the estate and its communities, but in very different ways. ORIGIN will take visitors on an
High Streets across Manchester are undergoing significant transformations. Once dominated by traditional retail, high streets are evolving to include vibrant hubs centred around health and wellbeing. This development brings a range of vital services – from private clinics and physiotherapy centres to mental health support,
THE Shadow Home Secretary has welcomed the government’s plan to reduce immigration and said that numbers have been “far too high” for years. Chris Philp told GB News: “I do welcome attempts to get migration down. The figures have been far, far too high for
Research reveals that only 28% of UK adults have a will, leaving an estimated 40 million people without one [1]. While this figure is concerning in itself, will-writing experts at Higgs LLP have also raised alarm over the quality of existing wills. Many of those