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ManchesterParentsUrgedtoFocusonSkillsRatherThanChildren’sDreamJobs

Parents across Greater Manchester are being encouraged not to worry when their children repeatedly change their minds about what they want to be when they grow up.From becoming a footballer or vet to dreaming of life as an astronaut, YouTuber or engineer, children’s career ambitions can change quick…

Barbara Parker27 July 2026Read the story →

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Manchester Magazine is part of the Magazine.ad publishing network, bringing together local news, events, business stories, community updates and positive news from across Manchester and the wider North West England area. Our editorial team works with local contributors, organisations and businesses to publish stories that matter to people who live and work in Manchester.

Every day we cover what's happening locally: community initiatives and good news, openings and changes on the high street, events and what's on, local business updates, and the people shaping life in Manchester. Whether you're a long-time resident, new to the area, or simply curious about Manchester, Manchester Magazine is written to keep you connected to your community.

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KJ Akay’s New Memoir Shines a Light on 1960s Manchester

Manchester Magazine·14 July 2026

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KJ Akay’s New Memoir Shines a Light on 1960s Manchester
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KJ Akay’s New Memoir Shines a Light on 1960s Manchester

Barnsley-born author and former primary school teacher KJ Akay (born Jennifer Wragg), 81 is celebrating a breakthrough year in 2026, after her childhood memoir The Fruits of Victory soared to #1 in Amazon’s Regional UK Biographies chart. While the book reflects on her early life in post-war Barnsley…

Manchester Magazine·14 July 2026
Manchester Living Wage Action Group Wins National Award
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Manchester Living Wage Action Group Wins National Award

The Manchester Living Wage Action Group has received a prestigious national award in recognition of its outstanding work to champion the Real Living Wage and support positive change for workers across Manchester. Presented at the annual Living Wage Champion Awards, (7th July) the award recognises the partnership’s leadership in promoting fair pay, supporting employers to become…

Manchester Magazine·14 July 2026
Young People To Help Shape Health And Wellbeing Policies In Manchester
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Young People To Help Shape Health And Wellbeing Policies In Manchester

Young people are set to play a central role in shaping policies around health and wellbeing in Manchester. This follows the publication of Manchester’s Public Health Annual Report this week. This expansive document shines a light on the health and wellbeing of everyone living in the city, and how the Council plans to tackle issues…

Manchester Magazine·9 July 2026
Manchester Nursery Support Centre Backs Menopause Workplace Pledge
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Manchester Nursery Support Centre Backs Menopause Workplace Pledge

Partou, one of the UK’s largest day nursery providers, has signed the Menopause Workplace Pledge, a nationwide campaign led by the charity Wellbeing of Women that calls on employers to take practical action to support everyone experiencing perimenopause and menopause symptoms.To support this commitm…

Manchester Magazine·7 July 2026
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Manchester Fashion Graduate Brings Adaptive Designs to Market Street

A schuh pilot project that showcases emerging creative talent in Manchester has been extended as the footwear brand teams up with a young local adaptive fashion company for Disability Pride Month.Radical grassroots label RECONDITION has taken over the retailer’s prominent Manchester Market Stre…

Read the story →Manchester Magazine · 20 July 2026
Manchester Fashion Graduate Brings Adaptive Designs to Market Street

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