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It’s National Fish and Chip Day… What’s your order?

Bolton Jodie Smith -
Fish 'n' Chips, Chip Supper or Chippy tea is a staple brit takeaway treat, whether you're at the seaside or needing some late-night nosh...

Remembering Trafford Park Hotel: Childhood memories, finding love and ghostly guests

Manchester Andrea Maria Petrie -
On Third Avenue down in Trafford Park, there stands a building unlike any other around it. Towering above the rest, the first thing you'll...
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Call for women to join Greater Manchester gender equality panel

Bolton Jodie Smith -
There are only a few weeks left to join a new panel that will help to help combat inequalities that women and girls are...
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Volunteers needed: Become a rock radio DJ from your own home

Bolton Jodie Smith -
Greater Manchester Rock Radio, the online community radio station, is looking for new volunteers; from presenters and writers to researchers and people to cover...
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Volunteers needed: Become a rock radio DJ from your own home

Bolton Jodie Smith -
Greater Manchester Rock Radio, the online community radio station, is looking for new volunteers; from presenters and writers to researchers and people to cover...
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Remembering Frank Sidebottom – a cult figure on the Manchester comedy and music scene

Lifestyle Kirsty Day -
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the death of the talented Chris Sievey (the man behind the papier mâché head of Frank Sidebottom). Chris,...
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Royal Exchange Theatre’s Elders Company hosts virtual drama workshops

Lifestyle Grace Dyke -
The Royal Exchange Theatre’s Elders Company has moved its regular workshops, including its twice-monthly Elders Monday’s meet-ups, to virtual sessions that can be accessed...
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‘Virtual Village Hall’ launches to beat the boredom

Bolton Kirsty Day -
A 'virtual village hall' has been launched to give people a chance to enjoy activities they would usually find at their local community hub...
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What’s for tea, Christine?

Foodies Christine Duffin -
Some people are sailing along thinking, I am going to make the most of the weather, and enjoy a constant stream of entertainment and delight...
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Grandad and market gardener raises hundreds of pounds for a charity close to his heart

Manchester Kirsty Day -
GREEN FINGERED grandad and market gardener found himself in a bit of a pickle in lockdown after growing hundreds of vegetable and flower plants.  But...
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Autumn in Our Place

Poetry Corner Pauline Smith -
25 weeks now in lockdown springtime full of sunny days quiet roads and streets like the 50s the shock of Covid new ways of living In Our Place   So many...
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What’s For Tea? Pauline’s ‘breadie’ recipe

Foodies Pauline Smith -
If we are not talking about music in the Talking About My Generation newsroom then we are thinking about our bellies and sharing our...
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Our Talking about My Generation Top of the Pops with Pauline Smith

Features Kirsty Day -
You have probably already guessed it but our newsroom is filled with music fans, so we now have our very own Top of the...
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New mental health services launch to support ethnic minorities

News Kirsty Day -
Greater Manchester’s residents who identify as being from ethnic minority backgrounds can now access extra mental health support during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to...
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