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Preview: MCR Fashion Industry X Dead Legacy AW17

4th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 152

By Rebecca Monaghan A night of fashion returns to Manchester on Thursday at the prestigious Neighbourhood Bar and Restaurant. Manchester-born brand, Dead Legacy, will be showcasing their highly anticipated Autumn/Winter collection to an audience of familiar faces and influences including the likes of: Geordie Shore star, Gary Beadle, and Big Brother winner, Isabelle Warburton. Owned…
Manchester, News, Politics
Angela Rayner: “Education is a human right and should be free for all”

3rd October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 357

Angela Rayner has had an eventful start as a relatively new MP. From being the first woman to secure the seat of Ashton-Under-Lyne in 2015, to becoming the Shadow Education Secretary in just two years. By Sam Gosling Coming from a non-traditional background, the 37-year-old mother of three is bringing a fresh voice to parliament…
Manchester, Music, News
British Sound Project 2017 review @ Victoria Warehouse

3rd October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 132

The British Sound Project, while only in its second year of existence, is fast becoming a staple in the Manchester music calendar. Aimed at indie fans and students new to the city looking to discover new bands while watching old favourites, British Sound Project 2017 certainly did not disappoint. Following the success of last year’s…
Business
How to survive an interview

3rd October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 71

By Sophie Stephenson We’ve all experienced the mixed emotions that an impending interview can bring; the initial excitement that quickly turns to anxiety and dread when we realise that yes, we actually do need to turn up and sit across from someone who is judging our every move. Once the initial excitement of securing an interview…
Manchester, News, Politics
Theresa May pledges to freeze tuition fees and rise repayment threshold for students

3rd October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 116

By Alex Butler Theresa May pledges to review the whole student finance system at Tory party conference. Prime Minister Theresa May announced that the Tory party would once again look into student finance and university fees at the Conservative Conference in Manchester on Sunday. This latest announcement follows the recent rise of the cap from £9,000…

Preview: MCR Fashion Industry X Dead Legacy AW17

Angela Rayner: “Education is a human right and should be free for all”

British Sound Project 2017 review @ Victoria Warehouse

How to survive an interview

Theresa May pledges to freeze tuition fees and rise repayment threshold for students

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