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Paintings by the renowned Scottish artist, Jock McFadyen, are to go on display at The Lowry in Salford.

Digital technology companies from Greater Manchester are set to receive a free to access two-day masterclass to support with securing funding to help develop innovations and accelerate their growth in the region.

The UK’s intelligence and cyber agency, is looking for five ambitious businesses to join its pioneering innovation programme to apply trailblazing technologies to national security challenges.

Much-loved independent retailer, General Store is to provide a more permanent home for local burger brand What’s Your Beef, who will be moving into the group’s MediaCityUK store on Friday 3rd September.

With a growing number of local, family run eateries expanding to MediaCityUK it’s no surprise that the latest ‘one to watch’ independent to pop-up at MediaCityUK this summer is the deliciously creative Bada Bing Sandwich Deli.

Carla Zuill, from Stretford, Manchester, established SheHUB.TV in 2018, a lifestyle website dedicated to women of all ages from diverse backgrounds and is now about to publish her first magazine on 30 March, specifically for black people, aged 25-45.

Launched just seven months ago in the height of the pandemic, the MediaCityUK based prop tech specialist buy to let agency – Mr Investa takes another huge step forward with the launch of its exciting new website.

Quays Festival welcomes audiences back with a colourful celebration of creativity!

MediaCityUK-based 39 Pictures has partnered with marine wildlife charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) to become its content partner. 

MediaCityUK is collaborating with Hello Lamp Post to bring state of the art interactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to various sites across the creative, digital and tech destination which will encourage the public to have their say in shaping its future.

Channel 4 today announced Sir Trevor McDonald will present Countdown as part of Black to Front, the ground-breaking diversity project airing this September.

The special events, broadcast live on BBC One and made by BBC Studios Entertainment Productions, are two of the biggest nights in the BBC’s calendar.