The time has come for us to announce our comeptition winner for Manchester's Most Eligible Bachelor and it is...........James Wilson...........

We had a catch up with lead singer Z Berg (other band members are Tennessee Thomas, Laena Geronimo and Annie Monroe)about their latest gig in Manchester and playing ping-pong with none other than Arctic Monkey’s.

To celebrate the 10 years of Hard Rock Café in Manchester, one of the many (scheduled) events was an invite only gig by Mercury Music Prize nominees ‘I Am Kloot’ nominated for their album Sky At Night but much to the audiences dismay, lead singer John Bramwell stormed off stage after 4 songs......

One of Manchester's favourite ladies, Sally Lindsay sits down for a cuppa with Alison Bell to talk working behind the bar in Heaton Mersey, having twins and Restaurant Bar and Grill

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Large talked art, music and Legoland with one of Manchester’s most cherished artists.

Large heads to the Deaf Institute to see The Sleazy Mcguires, The Rubys and Finelines.

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Large speaks to Rob Lees, director of MaD theatre company on thier new production, Thai Brides and Teacakes.

Large's Francesca Raphael was present for the opening night of Corrie! The condensed Coronation Street stage show.

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Iconic Manchester club opens up shop in the Big Apple.

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Large heads to Kro and Papa G's to sample their finest cuisine.

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Large's August front cover starlet has a new album out this month.

The dance with a difference came to Manchester, as the bicycle ballet pulled out all the stops at Spinningfields.

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A chance to play footy on telly in front of Wayne Rooney – which aspiring footballer wouldn't give anything for that opportunity?

The rain didn't keep away Manchester's residents and visitors away from joining in the celebration of refugee arts and culture in the 9th Exodus festival at Albert Square.

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Free sushi for everyone in Manchester. The Japarazzi are coming to get you!

When nature calls in Manchester, help is now at hand!

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Many of you were watching one of the World Cup matches on Saturday 26 June, but how many of you know that the winner for the Refugee World Cup is FC Umoja?