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An unusual outing with Japanese artists forces Jonathan Schofield to ponder the state of the...
Week 35: in which Sleuth meets Dr B Nana
Jonathan Schofield thinks the work here provides a yardstick for other parts of the city
As the shortlist for architecture's most unwanted prize is revealed, Jonathan Schofield revisits a fine...
Week 35: in which Sleuth encounters a ringtone bad boy
LOR aim to empower women working in a male-dominated industry
Jonathan Schofield on the underlying alienation in UK cities
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'A Gift' by Andrew McMillan
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Having shut its pay-what-you-want cafe, the eco enterprise is crowdfunding its next surplus food venture
Gender symbols replace green man in new pedestrian lights, specially designed for this weekend’s festival...
£18,000 is needed to restore the vandalised Irlam statue - which turns 40 this year
The three-time Premier League title winner is the latest sportsman to dip into the Manchester...
Week 32: in which Sleuth steals his own bike
The long-standing Italian on Oxford Street will be shut for four weeks
Jonathan Schofield welcomes green ambition and thinking big next to the city centre
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An unusual outing with Japanese artists forces Jonathan Schofield to ponder the state of the...
Manchester Airport stupidity, Mobike nonsense and a criminal mastermind - Sleuth
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Light, drama and bridges: the Ordsall Chord public realm is a triumph
Jonathan Schofield thinks the work here provides a yardstick for other parts of the city
Carbuncle Cup: North West has two up for WORST new building award
As the shortlist for architecture's most unwanted prize is revealed, Jonathan Schofield revisits a fine...
Sleuth - Carbuncles, comedians and Haaws
Week 35: in which Sleuth encounters a ringtone bad boy
The Ladies of Restaurants are coming to Manchester - but who are they?
LOR aim to empower women working in a male-dominated industry
Mobike vandalism - this is not just a Manchester issue
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Week 34: in which Manchester is beaten by candy floss
A poem for... Pride
'A Gift' by Andrew McMillan
A poem about... gentrification
Bricks is by Danny Moran
Real Junk Food closed on Oxford Street - but next project is already underway
Having shut its pay-what-you-want cafe, the eco enterprise is crowdfunding its next surplus food venture
Anything but pedestrian - Pride's LGBT traffic lights revealed
Gender symbols replace green man in new pedestrian lights, specially designed for this weekend’s festival...
Can crowdfunding save Irlam's iconic 'Man on the Bench'?
£18,000 is needed to restore the vandalised Irlam statue - which turns 40 this year
M4nchester Two is Kompany - Man City captain's new Ancoats property project
The three-time Premier League title winner is the latest sportsman to dip into the Manchester...
Sleuth - Mamucium reborn, Press Club discontinued and the dangers of drink (part 457)
Week 32: in which Sleuth steals his own bike
Fire at Don Giovanni: restaurant temporarily closed
The long-standing Italian on Oxford Street will be shut for four weeks
The Crescent masterplan: making sense of Salford
Jonathan Schofield welcomes green ambition and thinking big next to the city centre