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Jack Dulhanty

Manchester, Salford

Writer at The Mill

Writer @ManchesterMill. Paul Foot Award nominee. DMs open. Email: [email protected]

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  • 2 weeks ago | manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Dulhanty

    Dear Millers — ever since they took place, Andy Burnham and his former advisor Sacha Lord have hailed their 'United We Stream' fundraising events as a major success.

  • 1 month ago | manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Dulhanty

    Dear readers — there’s not been much local political news to chew over these past few weeks, seeing that most of Greater Manchester’s boroughs aren’t hosting local elections. So in the absence of the usual cut-and-thrust of electioneering, jealousies and upsets, we have decided to get into the nitty gritty of Manchester Council’s executive committee. It follows a reader getting in touch with a very interesting observation.

  • 1 month ago | manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Dulhanty

    Dear readers — today we have a dispatch from Manchester’s bustling world of property development. This past week the small-knit community of people throwing up skyscrapers, and throwing millions of pounds around in the process, have had one particular development on their lips: the CIS Tower. The tower, which was built in 1962 and is grade II listed, has been empty since 2020 and its London-based developer is struggling to get its refurbishment off the ground.

  • 1 month ago | manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Dulhanty

    Dear readers — today’s story covers the inquest into the death of Charlotte Sophia Parry, a 27-year-old who tragically took her own life while on an acute psychiatric ward in Wythenshawe in 2022. The inquest looked at whether neglect by Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust contributed to Charlotte’s death. The piece features references to suicide and self harm and discretion is advised. If you are having thoughts of suicide or are concerned that someone you know may be, find help here.

  • 2 months ago | manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Dulhanty

    On 5 April 2024, Lewis Hughes, then a detective superintendent at Greater Manchester Police’s serious crime division, clocked into work. Hughes, 40, has been in the force since he was 18 years old. That day, he was covering as senior detective, and it was a particularly busy day. There had been three potential murders in the last 24 hours: one in a prison, another a stabbing of a teenager in South Manchester.

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Jack Dulhanty
Jack Dulhanty @jackdulhanty
13 May 25

RT @ManchesterMill: We haven’t heard much news from the University of Greater Manchester since our investigation earlier this year uncovere…

Jack Dulhanty
Jack Dulhanty @jackdulhanty
30 Apr 25

RT @joshi: This is great: @maitlis asks @Sacha_Lord ‘why on earth’ he threatened to sue us. In response he lies about the Arts Council (th…

Jack Dulhanty
Jack Dulhanty @jackdulhanty
30 Apr 25

RT @ManchesterMill: Sacha Lord lied twice to @TheNewsAgents in his interview with Emily Maitlis on Monday 🧵 https://t.co/iiv85hYuhT