In Manchester, in the north of England, there is a corner of an English field that is forever ANZAC. It is a quiet place, peaceful and loved. Tall, gently swaying trees watch over verdant well-tended lawns from which rise, in...
Read MoreAs the cultural historian CP Lee has observed, Southern Cemetery is the dead centre of Manchester. It really is vast: stretching over 55 hectares, it’s the largest municipal cemetery in the UK and the second largest in...
Read MoreIn the city of the dead, life is to be found in abundance. It finds strong voice in the tiny throats of the many species of songbirds who abide here all year round; it finds purpose in the lives of busy squirrels, of furtive...
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