Dominic Longhorn is St Ambrose College’s new poster boy having won a national competition to design an original poster to promote careers in the furniture industry. Pupils from over 1,500 secondary schools nationwide were invited [Read More]
From curtain opening to dramatic denouement, young actresses at Loreto Preparatory School produced a play in a day under the direction of former West End performer Debbie Hilton. All children in Year Five at the [Read More]
To choose or not to choose LIPA, that is the question for brilliant young Bowdon actor Jonah Rzeskiewiecz. The talented St Ambrose College classical actor has won a place at Paul McCartney’s world-renowned Liverpool Institute [Read More]
The whole point of off-road cycling is to get away from the traffic and the noise of the city. The beauty of Manchester is you can be in the Lakes, Peak District, Yorkshire Dales or [Read More]
A solicitor is taking on an epic walking challenge in memory of a colleague who died from cancer. David Walton, a partner at Gorvins Solicitors in Stockport, is aiming to walk 214 Wainwright peaks in [Read More]
A law firm is helping an athlete realise his dreams of taking part in the European Transplant Games this summer. Sam Clarke, from Altrincham, is hoping to compete in the discus, 100m relay, petanque, and [Read More]
Law firm McHale & Co celebrated 15 years with a party for 250 clients and staff. McHale and Co, which has its head office in Altrincham, held the event at Kings Court in the town [Read More]
Celebrities and former footballers have paid tribute to Altrincham schoolboy Isaac Maley. Over 4,000 people turned up at Altrincham Football Club to remember the 10-year-old who died from an asthma attack last year. The ‘There’s [Read More]
Community groups are celebrating a windfall after sharing more than £27,000 from The Manchester Airport Community Trust Fund. In total 17 organisations from across Stockport, Manchester, Trafford and Cheshire have all received money this month [Read More]
Go to any mainland European city or town and you will find a food hall and market. Full of life, people eating and enjoying coffee. Sadly they are few and far between in the UK [Read More]
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