Our deputy fashion editor interviewed Jane and Adeola from the African-print brand Cultureville. Discover what’s it’s really like being a black-owned fashion brand.
After 10 months without live theatre, it’s coming home! Whilst Manchester has an array of fabulous arts venues, there’s no place like HOME – Manchester’s centre for contemporary theatre, film, art, music and more. Live theatre is returning to HOME with an epic line-up. There is set to be over 120 regional, national and international […]
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Supporters in Manchester and around the world have raised almost £100,000
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Writer Mabel Banfield discusses the need for feminism to become intersectional and include other marginalised groups
Charley Gordon Boyle reviews the highlights of the Cabaret for Freedom event hosted by the Creative Writing Society in association with the Manchester Literary Festival
The representatives of the Indian Society of Manchester said they were deeply concerned by the protests
The letter, whose authors include Liberation and Access Officer Sara Khan, calls on the City Council to reconsider the statue
Elysium Theatre return to Manchester with an adaptation of Athol Fugard’s PLAYLAND
The figure behind clap-gate goes under the microscope
One Officer spent 41% of the total Exec budget
Felix Hanif-Banks takes a holistic view of ‘clapgate’ and makes an argument for the policy’s existence, encouraging students to engage more wth senate.