Manchester Ink Link covers Sports,Politics,Local News,Culture,Business

Manchester Journal is published weekly for the residents of Manchester Center, VT and surrounding areas. The newspaper covers local news, weather, sports, business, education and entertainment.

Manchester Journal Online covers News

Created in July 2013, Manchester Mummy is a parenting and lifestyle blog offering information to families based in the Manchester area. The blog is ran by Blogger Simone Riches who writes and compiles the posts, and has also created the blog Sim's Life, formed in July 2010. Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <w:LsdException Locked="false" U

Manchester Press is a newspaper serving the community of Manchester, IA. The publication covers local news and community events. Deadlines are on Fridays at 2pm CT.

Background and Format: Manchester Pulse is a website providing the latest news and things to do and see for Manchester. The website covers entertainment, lifestyle and food and drink, providing tips on events and what to do.  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at readers living in and around Manchester as well as visitors to the city, finding out about what's going on in Manchester.  Deadline: Ongoing. Monthly Unique Users: Figures are not disclosed.  Sections: Food & Drink Lifestyle Entertainment   Distribution: The website is openly accessible.  Ad rates: For information on advertising opportunities, please contact the team via the contact form on their website.

Manchester Times is a local newspaper written for the residents of Manchester, TN. The publication is a general interest newspaper, covering local news, sports, weather, business, education, and arts & entertainment. Deadlines are on Tuesdays.

Manchester Times Online covers Community/Neighborhood News

Manchester Users Network - MUN Reporter provides news on mental health in the Manchester area. The team campaigns for the rights of service users. Paul Reed is the Editor of the site. Previous stories on the site include: NHS vows to transform mental health services with extra £1bn a year; Westminster Health Forum: Next steps for health and social care in Greater Manchester; as well as A man assaulted drivers and a police officer and Mental health patients ‘should not have to travel across England for beds’. Posts are added several times a month. Due to the sensitive nature of the site, PRs are advised to familiarise themselves with the content of the site. To get involved in improving services for other mental health users and similar activities, the team can be reached via email.

Background and Format: Launched in April 2015, the Manchester Weekly News is a weekly regional title serving Greater Manchester. As well as local and community news, the Weekly News includes highlights of what’s on in Manchester, fashion, shopping and lifestyle features plus a round-up of the latest news and opinion for fans of Manchester United and Manchester City. A sister title to the Manchester Evening News and manchestereveningnews.co.uk, it replaced MEN Media weekly titles the Stockport Times, Wilmslow Express and the Advertiser series in Tameside, Salford, Oldham and South Manchester & Trafford. Half of the content is editionised in order to serve the respective local communities. The publication is localised into eight editions - Salford, Tameside & Oldham, Stockport East, Stockport West, South Manchester, Sale & Altrincham, Stretford & Urmston, and Wilmslow. Audience and Readership: The paper is distributed to homes across Greater Manchester. It has an estimated 400,000 readers with the high ABC1 profile audience (Source: Publisher). Time of Publication: Thursday Circulation: Source: ABC. Ad Rates: Advertising contacts can be viewed here. Other Information: Writers from the Manchester Evening News collaborate with the Weekly News. The best location for all news and enquiries is: newsdesk@men-news.co.uk Gorkana Alert: Monday 23 February 2015 The Manchester Weekly News will launch in April 2015. Published by Trinity Mirror, the weekly publication will cover local and community news, highlights of what’s on in Manchester, fashion, shopping and lifestyle features, plus a round-up of the latest football news and opinion for fans of Manchester United and Manchester City. It will serve as a sister title to the Manchester Evening News and its website www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk, with half of the content to be editionised in order to serve the respective local communities. Rob Irvine is Editor-in-Chief across Trinity Mirror’s Manchester titles and can be reached on +44 (0)161 832 7200 and rob.irvine@trinitymirror.com. He can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/robirvine99