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The word legend is over used. But as far as Manchester goes, we recently lost a true legend. Madame PhylissAnn Von Hollywood Aries. Like Cher, Madonna and Kylie, to many
On 20 February 1988, over 20,000 people took to the streets of Manchester to protest against the government’s controversial anti-gay legislation known as Section 28. Section 28 of the Local
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you sat on a bench in Sackville Gardens and started talking to strangers? Who would you meet? What stories would you hear? Conversations
“It’s not as gay a club as it used to be”, grins James, a Village Manchester FC player for seven years. This isn’t something you’d expect an amateur footballer to
Manchester Pride has announced a series of workshops which will investigate the massive inequalities still reported to be happening across Greater Manchester. The workshops, which are open to individuals, businesses and
Gin is firmly at the heart of Iconic. The bar on Richmond Street has embraced the juniper and is slowly filling all of its back bar space with gin, gin and more
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