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1. 1. Main event: Manchester Pride Fringe 2010

   CityLife, Friday 20 August 2010 Like all great festivals, Manchester Pride has spent the last 20 years getting bigger and better.

2. 2. This year's Pride the most successful yet

   CityLife, Friday 02 October 2009 ORGANISERS have revealed this year’s Manchester Pride event has been the most successful yet – raising the biggest amount in the gay festival’s 19-year history.

3. 3. Chance to show your Conference Pride

   CityLife, Wednesday 30 September 2009 THE Conservative Party are in town next week and they'll be hosting Conference Pride in the Village. Intrigued? Find out more, here.

4. 4. Queer as Corrie...

   CityLife, Tuesday 01 September 2009 ANDREW Gilliver talks to Craig Kelly and Antony Cotton about their time together on Queer As Folk, and now Coronation Street.

5. 5. Canal Street hits Facebook with a splash!

   CityLife, Tuesday 01 September 2009 WITH all those new faces to welcome to Manchester’s fast growing gay scene, what better way to reach the masses than by setting up a Facebook page!

6. 6. Manchester Pride: The lowdown

   CityLife, Wednesday 26 August 2009 THE sequins have been sewn on, the feather boas dry cleaned and the rainbow flags given a good dusting – Manchester Pride is back.

7. 7. Manchester Pride highlights human rights with Amnesty International

   CityLife, Thursday 20 August 2009 A panel discussion about the state of human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) groups in Eastern Europe will take place as part of Manchester Pride's ten-day festival line-up.

8. 8. Manchester Pride: A day in the life of the festival

   CityLife, Monday 17 August 2009 THE Big Parade has been at the heart of Manchester Pride. This year's parade winds its flamboyant way through the city centre. Wayne Clews talks to photographer Ed Swinden about his new book, documenting the spectacle.

9. 9. The Albert Kennedy Trust: The lowdown

   CityLife, Monday 17 August 2009 Wayne Clews meets Chief Executive, Tim Sigsworth to discuss the charity's role in this year's Pride Festival and the new exhibition at Central Library featuring work by young people helped by AKT.

10. 10. Red Productions' proudest achievement

    CityLife, Monday 17 August 2009 GRAHAME Robertson talks to Manchester-based TV entrepreneur Nicola Shindler. Shindler’s production company Red was responsible for producing Queer As Folk. He asks her about the impact and influence of the show.

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