Stories from Manchester · United Kingdom

A property is currently under construction in Manchester designed primarily for LGBTQ plus individuals. The development specifically targets people over the age of 55 but will also include allies.

Cybersecurity firm N-able, Inc. has announced a partnership with Manchester City as its official cybersecurity partner.

A major American fried chicken franchise has announced plans to open a new restaurant at the Trafford Centre.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham stated he has a desire to return to Westminster. He suggested that defense spending could be increased by breaking existing fiscal rules. The source noted this suggestion is provocative.

Cybersecurity firm N-able, Inc. has announced a new partnership with Manchester City as its official cybersecurity partner.

The United Kingdom is proceeding with a £45 billion railway program to improve regional connectivity. The second phase of the project involves building a new railway between Liverpool and Manchester via Manchester Airport.

Filmmaker James Cameron and Billie Eilish have teamed up to produce a new 3D concert movie. The film documents Eilish's performances over four nights at the Co-op Live venue in Manchester during her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour. The movie is scheduled to arrive in cinemas next week.

Manchester United has reportedly agreed to a contract extension with midfielder Kobbie Mainoo. The young player had previously faced uncertainty regarding his future at Old Trafford following a period of falling out of favor with Reuben Amorim. Since the appointment of Michael Carrick, Mainoo has played every week and contributed to the team's rise to third place in the league standings. The deal is expected to include weekly earnings of approximately £150,000, including bonuses. This follows a period where the player has been sidelined due to anti-doping violations. This follows news regarding Chelsea's Makailo-Mudrick appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. This news follows recent updates regarding player availability at the club. The previous agreement was set to expire in the summer of 2027.

Defender John Stone confirmed he is leaving Manchester City this summer. Stone won 16 major trophies during a decade at the Etihad, including six Premier League titles. Cybersecurity firm N-able, Inc. The center-half spent a decade at the Etihad Stadium, winning 16 major trophies during his tenure. He stated he lived all his dreams at the Etihad. The announcement comes as the team prepares for a final season game against QPR. Stones has made 293 appearances for the club since joining in 2016. His contract is set to expire this summer. During his tenure, he won six English Premier League titles and one Champions League title.

Cybersecurity firm N-able, Inc. has announced a partnership with Manchester City as its official cybersecurity partner. The club also confirmed rescheduled dates for two key title race matches due to a fixture pile-up of four games in 11 days next month.