Universally Manchester Festival returns for a day of creativity and discovery
Are you looking for a family-friendly, fun way to spend a Saturday? Then, The University of Manchester's Universally Manchester Festival is the event for you.
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Golf influencer Paige Spiranac lands front office job with new, innovative league
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Reimagining Manchester's skyline: The innovation hubs opening in 2025 helping drive growth across the city
Charging the way forward with modern office and lab spaces for innovation, tech and life science businesses, Bruntwood SciTech - backed by Bruntwood, Legal & General and Greater Manchester Pension Fund - is nurturing a dynamic ecosystem where businesses can scale up easier and quicker.
Doping-Banka re-elected for third and final term as WADA president
Witold Banka was re-elected for a third and final three-year term as president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, the organisation said on Thursday.
Ku. Busch, R. Hendrick, Gant, Wheeler voted into NASCAR Hall - ESPN
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Drivers Kurt Busch, Ray Hendrick and Harry Gant were voted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Tuesday, while executive Humpy Wheeler was named the Landmark Award winner for his contribution to the sport.
French federation looking to launch 'a la Francaise' Premier League entity
PARIS :French football intends to have its own version of the Premier League, with a club-owned entity replacing the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) as part of plans announced by French Football Federation president Philippe Diallo on Monday.
Phil Mickelson Savagely Roasts Gavin Newsom For Suing Donald Trump Over Electric Cars
Legendary professional golfer Phil Mickelson is on an absolute tear on social media these days.
Players Not Reluctant To Let Camera Peep Into Their Space Now: Anil Kumble
Legendary India spinner Anil Kumble says in this content-driven age, most of the modern-day cricketers are not averse to the idea of letting everyone know what's going on in their 'space' while Matthew Hayden reckons that a player's brand has become as powerful as that of an administrator or a broadcaster. The former India captain also agreed with the former Australia cricketer that players, who would earlier not agree to have a camera in their dressing room, will now be happy to hold the mic and discuss team strategies.