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If you're doing a spot of shopping at Tesco Gorton this Saturday, our volunteers will be there to help pack your bags in aid of our charity!Written about 8 hours ago -
Take advantage of a great offer on wine from our mates @cromapizza http://t.co/NnKNumRSWritten about 10 hours ago
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'Burnley bans street fundraising on five days of the week' http://t.co/K9ejY1KdWritten about 14 hours ago
Are you Forever Manchester?
Peter Hook
Why I love Manchester
Travelling Band
Travelling Band
Kirsty Almeida
Local folk singer/songwriter Kirsty Almeida is Forever Manchester!
The Rainband
Local indie band The Rainband are Forever Manchester!
Peter Hook
Peter Hook's love affair with Manchester!
Ciaran Griffiths
Shameless star Ciaran Griffiths is Forever Manchester
Forever Manchester is the charity for everyone who has a passion for Manchester
We know there is a whole army of people out there who share our pride and love for our wonderful city and who want to make sure that it remains the best place on Earth to live.
We need people like you who can really help us to make a difference and make our charity what it is: Charity The Mancunian Way.
Share your love for Manchester and send us your Manchester-inspired photos. The best ones will be posted on the website. The best of the best will receive a t-shirt! Please send to info@forevermanchester.com
Manchester Facts
In 2010 scientists at the University of Manchester were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for inventing graphene, the World's thinnest material
The 2002 Commonwealth Games held in Manchester was the largest multi-sport event ever to be held in the UK
Doctor Patrick Steptoe produced the world's first 'test-tube' baby at Oldham Royal Hospital in 1978
The first professional football league was set up in the Royal Hotel at Piccadilly, Manchester
The first computer with a stored programme and memory, nicknamed 'baby', was developed at the University of Manchester
Frederick Royce met Charles Rolls in Manchester's Midland Hotel and set up the famous car company Rolls Royce
Alcock and Brown, both Manchester Central High School students, were the first to fly the Atlantic Ocean non-stop