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The seed has been planted and it seems like it is definitely continuing to grow…
Our occasional columnist and councillor contemplates Manchester's growing need for education to adapt
Jonathan Schofield recommends a green and gracious stroll via fine architecture
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Jonathan Schofield on a lovely building unveiled with a hugely relevant history
How prisoners and theatres are helping the NHS…by making scrubs
As COVID-19 transforms society, inmates are not the only surprising new manufacturers
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Bricks & Mortar part 13 - MMU sports institute, waterworld at Dumplington, airport terminal dates
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Bricks & Mortar part 5 - a new type of architecture, property and planning roundup for Manchester
The greenhouse effect – biophilic design in work spaces
The seed has been planted and it seems like it is definitely continuing to grow…
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Our occasional columnist and councillor contemplates Manchester's growing need for education to adapt
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Jonathan Schofield recommends a green and gracious stroll via fine architecture
Elbow frontman Guy Garvey joins MMU as professor
The Bury-born musician will teach songwriting at the university’s Manchester Writing School
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Dr Gary James on how a split in rugby lead to a city's passion