We interview chef Mary-Ellen McTague about the Manchester Art Gallery Café, the change from fine dining, why kids can pay what their parents want, and what the future holds.
We interview chef Mary-Ellen McTague about the Manchester Art Gallery Café, the change from fine dining, why kids can pay what their parents want, and what the future holds.
Property professionals would rather not have to spend time planning for a terrorist attack or civil unrest, but it’s important…
Following our deep-clean of Piccadilly Approach with partners Biffa, Greater Manchester Police, Manchester City Council and Street Support, CityCo’s Operations Team coordinated another day of action on 20th September around Piccadilly Gardens and Market Street.
Manchester’s ultimate student shopping night returns on Tuesday 26 September with more than 200 stores across Manchester city centre offering up to 30% off exclusively for students for one night only.
“Today we’ve got developers working on the property projects that will emerge in years to come and they need to bear in kind the more fluid environment, and design structures, that can re-act flexibly to events.”
CityCo Chief Exec Vaughan Allen says.
Nick Merriman, Director of Manchester Museum, talks about its history, the importance of University museums, what the next developments are, the role of museums in society, and lots more.
Big Change MCR launched last year to share ways people can help the homeless and rough sleepers in Manchester. Local creative agency Dinosaur has produced a short film to highlight the ways to support. The video is voiced by Elbow front man Guy Garvey.
Paul Dennett has been City Mayor of Salford for just over a year. Here he talks about what he does, the inspiration he finds in the people of Salford, his role in Andy Burnham’s cabinet, the issue of homelessness and the need for developers and companies investing in the city to give back.
Thousands enjoy One Big Summer Weekend of family fun. PR coverage value £194,000 across 39 national, regional and local pieces.
Following the success of the city’s first ever official Halloween celebrations in 2016, Manchester BID, the city centre’s Business Improvement District, has cooked up a whole host of activities to both fright and delight.
Barney and Stan met in school, and have pursued parallel paths since then as illustrators and designers. They talk about being creative entrepreneurs, not being paid, negotiating fees, what the scene is like in Manchester, and the frustrations and pleasures of their careers.