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Turning a disused Victorian railway bridge into an elevated walkway and garden has the potential to rejuvenate a forgotten part of the city.

Hundreds of new homes are to be built on the site of a burnt down mill in Middleton despite fears over congestion,...

Hundreds of new homes are to be built on the site of a burnt down mill despite fears over congestion, flooding and loss...

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Live music – Hello Again – A tribute to Neil Diamond, Bowlee Car Boot Sale, Rochdale Ramblers – Sunday walks, Family...

As we have just a few days left before we add another challenging year to the archives, let’s take a look back at the...

A Middleton couple has saved the oldest surviving mill in the town after a two-year renovation project.

A new action plan has been launched for the River Irk, which flows through Middleton, that will help transform the...

Manchester Collective, Simon Buckley and Blackhaine bare the changing soul of their city with Dark Days, Luminous Nights.

Dan Whelan Far East Consortium and Manchester City Council’s 390-acre masterplan will now be known as Victoria North, a move that aims to “create a sense of place”, according to Gavin Taylor, regional general manager at FEC in Manchester. “The Northern Gateway has served us well as a name as we shaped plans for the area’s regeneration. But as we begin to bring forward development this year, it’s the right time to start creating a sense of place for what will be a significant new di...