Being a grown-up isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, according to a new poll, with half of (50%) Brits admitting they don’t feel as though they have enough time for themselves due to the demands of modern adulthood, with 61% convinced that their grandparents
Librarians, library users, authors and politicians will gather in Manchester on Thursday to mark 175 years since the passing of the first Public Libraries Act. The Act, which empowered local councils to fund free public libraries through local taxation, laid the foundation for the vibrant
Gogol Bordello are back with explosive new music ahead of their return to the UK this Autumn. Released via founder and Ukrainian frontman Eugene Hütz’s Casa Gogol Records, “We Mean It, Man!”, is the band’s first original song in over three years. The tenacious new
Autumn is prime time for rat problems in British homes, with rodents looking for warm and dry places with food sources, as outdoor temperatures fall and natural food becomes scarcer. James Copley, Director of Copley Pest Solutions, shares that so far this year, they have had 2,262 callouts
Lord-Lieutenant of Greater Manchester and MP for Rochdale visit Dunphy HQ to present prestigious award: Dunphy Combustion (https://www.dunphy-combustion.com/), a long-standing Rochdale-based engineering firm, was formally presented with the King’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2025 on Friday 3rd October, during a visit to their factory by
After years of dedicated service at Carden Park, Harri Williams has been promoted from Head Chef to Executive Head Chef, now overseeing the culinary direction across all six of the hotel’s restaurants. He will lead in collaboration with Cyril Gabriel, newly promoted to Head Chef
This October marks 30 years since MKM Building Supplies (MKM) opened the doors of a modest 5,000 sq ft rented unit on Clough Road in Hull. Founded in 1995 by David Kilburn, then 50 and recently made redundant, and his long-time friend Peter Murray –
In today’s world, girls aged 8 to 12 face mounting pressures – from social media to school stress, unrealistic beauty standards, and gender stereotypes – often having to navigate complex obstacles before they’ve had the chance to discover who they truly are. Fearless Girls Club,
Librarians, library users, authors and politicians will gather in Manchester next week to mark 175 years since the passing of the first Public Libraries Act. The Act, which empowered local councils to fund free public libraries through local taxation, laid the foundation for the vibrant
Following a sold-out tour and international success, Ian Stone is back – and he’s searching for life’s missing magic: “There has to be more to life than the humdrum and the routine before the inevitable slide into disease, decay, and death. Why can’t we sneak