Becci's blog

A winter wonderland of Christmas trees decked with baubles and artificial snow welcomed visitors to the Ideal Home Show at Event City […]

Nothing gets me in to the Christmas spirit more than shopping for decorations and browsing ideas to make my home feel all […]

Last November I wrote a blog celebrating all that is great about the corner of South Manchester which I choose to call […]

If the first rule of Pud Club is to tell as many people as possible about Pud Club, then by writing this […]

This November, Kirstie Allsopp is bringing all things crafty and all things Christmas to Manchester Central with The Handmade Christmas Fair. It’s […]

It’s hardly a Manchester secret but somehow I have completely missed the wonder that is the Arndale Food Market – until now. […]

Nestled just off St Ann’s Square lies Sandinista. The Latin-inspired bar was established in Leeds by Si Ord, and named after Nicaragua’s […]

On Saturday, I finally found time to check out HOME. 6 months since Cornerhouse and the Library Theatre Company merged to form […]

There are times when the desire for a certain type of drink will dictate your dinner choice. On Saturday the promise of […]

It can be difficult to justify spending an afternoon crafting, particularly if, like me, you should actually be decorating. So, when Joe […]

On Friday night I experienced a childhood dream come true – ice cream for dinner. There was no messing about with eating […]

Paris; the most romantic city in the world, and our destination last weekend. An early flight from Manchester on Friday morning saw us […]

Solita opened in the Northern Quarter in July 2012. Quirky burgers and imaginative ways with bacon have taken them from strength to strength.  Manchester food bloggers […]

When you visit another city you pack as much as you can in to the time you have. If you’re like me […]

Station 22 in Cheadle Hulme has been on my list for so long, I can’t remember how I found out about it. […]

Earlier this month, Manchester was voted the best UK city to live in. Those of you who live here will understand why. […]

If Manchester’s not your home city, it’s likely that your parents, or other relatives, will want to pay you a visit. If […]

The John Rylands Library is worth a visit if you are interested in books, architecture, or Manchester’s rich industrial past.  The neo-Gothic architecture […]

If you love animals then Chester Zoo is a great day out and it’s an easy drive from Manchester. 12,000 animals from […]

Attending a summer picnic concert hosted by the Hallé Orchestra, was a quintessentially British way to spend a Sunday evening.