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Officers have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to following two 'terrifying' robberies on elderly victims. Police in Bury have been investigating the incidents in Prestwich and Whitefield since earlier this year.
A fish and chip shop owner has spoken of his surprise and delight after Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher popped in for a spot of supper on holiday.
Manchester's music scene continues to be as bustling as ever, with plenty of performances from artists across all kinds of genres providing a scintillating musical variety.
A ‘new Oasis album’, generated by artificial intelligence? While no one’s saying that the Burnage-born band could be accused of being formulaic, could it be possible that an AI bot could make some new material while the feuding Gallagher brothers flatly refuse to?
Some of the city’s most stylish folks pass through the doors of The Corner Barber Shop, on Stevenson Square, and have been doing so for 15 years.
The man who created the cover for Oasis' debut album Definitely Maybe is to open music art shop in Manchester city centre.
Stone Roses legend Mani has announced further details about the huge Manchester fundraising ball that he and wife Imelda are organising in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for charities close to the couple's hearts. Mani and Imelda have had the support of a host of famous faces with incredible donations for a special auction on the night as well as star performers since announcing the event on November 18.
Neighbourhood, paradoxically one of the biggest small music festivals in the UK, made a welcome return to Manchester’s Oxford Road corridor this Saturday. It also served a welcome reminder of how strong the city’s musical talent remains.