Amazon has today launched an innovative new contract that offers parents, grandparents and guardians of school-age children the choice to work term-time only. The new contracts, available at the Manchester fulfilment centre, guarantee time off for the six-week Summer break, as well as the two-week
Volunteers are integral to Manchester’s Victoria Baths; they played an incredible role in saving the building following its closure 30 years ago, and now crucially contribute to its running as a heritage attraction and event venue. Such is their importance that a whole week of
Returning with his first solo music in 18 months – Richard Walters – is pleased to present the new single: “Move On”. Released on 26th May via the Nettwerk label, the track is an initial taster of a brand new album from the Oxfordshire artist
From 3rd – 25th June, Saul Hay Gallery in Manchester will be hosting a new exhibition by renowned artist and Museum Director, Stephen Snoddy. The event, entitled ‘TEN’ is a retrospective of 10 years of work, starting in 2013 when he began to make work
GRIAN CHATTEN INTIMATE SOLO SHOWS / SIGNING EVENTS IN BRISTOL // MANCHESTER // BRIGHTON // LONDON DEBUT SOLO ALBUM: ‘CHAOS FOR THE FLY’ OUT 30 JUNE 2023 VIA PARTISAN RECORDS Grian Chatten will release his debut solo album ‘Chaos For The Fly’ this Summer. Out
A successful democracy serves the people. Can we say we have such a system in the UK currently? It would be a difficult case to argue, but that does not mean we should not strive to have such a system. Nick Buckley will be standing
FAWLTY Towers star John Cleese has described the row over Philip Schofield as “astonishingly trivial”. Asked about the Philip Schofield row engulfing ITV, he told GB News: “It seems to me to be astonishingly trivial. Aren’t there quite important things going on in the world
Actress and producer Debbie Arnold says she thinks the Schofield scandal could damage Holly Willoughby’s career. She told GB News: “It’s quite astonishing. But what is even worse is the fact that ITV knew about this for so long and they just sat on it.
For the half term holidays, Manchester’s Pankhurst Centre is going green, suffragette green! On Sunday 28 May, Thursday 1 June and Sunday 4 June (11am to 4pm) a series of Family Friendly activities has been designed to celebrate the joys of nature, including creating wildflower
Four spectacular events are about to light up the summer as the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) reaches the climax of its 50th birthday celebrations. Through musical performances, the past, present and future of the innovative conservatoire will be reflected and in doing so