Sporticipate’s racketball & squash sessions migtht be right up your street

Helena Maxwell-Jackson weaves a warm tale of intrigue about the enigmatic Chapter One café, which held back the cold and offered sumptuous treats

This week’s spotlight is on The 2015 Manchester City and Manchester United FC Santa Runs!

Why not try a different sport? The University of Manchester’s Ultimate Frisbee team are one of the best

Manchester City Council has outlined its intentions for the city to be run entirely on green energy within the next 35 years

Books Editor Yasmin Mannan interviews the owners of the Alexandria Library, a new literary addition to Curry Mile

There’s more to sport in Manchester than City and United: this week we highlight Manchester’s outdoor Curling lanes

Alex Daniel samples the nectar of young local psych outfit Freakout Honey, or ‘the artists formerly known as The Boris Johnson Massacre’

The combined spending review and autumn statement devolves further powers and responsibilities to Greater Manchester

There’s more to sport in Manchester than City and United: With this week’s spotlight on the Fifth Manchester Christmas Pudding 5 Mile Dash

Two buildings in Manchester are set to be opened as shelters for rough sleepers this coming winter

A 19-year-old man remains in custody for claiming a ‘package’ had been left in the Albert Square Christmas markets

An insight into the University of Manchester’s Cheer Team from Zara Boateng

The University of Manchester’s Handball Club are looking forward to the University Championships in Leeds this month

A Peace Vigil was held on Sunday in memory of those who died as a result of terrorist attacks in Paris and across the world

“10 per cent luck, 20 per cent skill”: False Nines may not have done the maths, but their remarkable rise to prominence has been a combination of song writing prowess and bold gambles that have certainly paid off

A house party just isn’t complete without these people in attendance

Real Lies find their spiritual home in dance music Mecca, Manchester

The latest in the Hallé’s Thursday series was emotionally charged and beautifully executed

Six months on from the General Election, Polly Bartlett takes a look into the effects of austerity on Manchester’s most vulnerable