Rebecca joined The Manchester Tab in 2022 as a student contributor, before going on to become the Co-editor in Chief in the summer of 2023.
Rebecca is currently on a professional experience year working in a secondary school in the Northwest with year 11, before completing her final year in a BA social sciences degree (politics and sociology.)
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The man could be heard yelling in pain and had a bloodied face as officers continued to hold him down
Students received an email from the uni outlining ‘well established contingency plans’ which may be put in place
She’s truly just like us
Probably best to avoid some of these locations
The stolen items include a lighter, an American plug and a broken camel magnet
One tenant was forced to temporarily move out of the property due to damp and mould
Short for stuff on your CV? This is for you
He’s now starring in the new Amy Winehouse biopic Back To Black
Applications close on Friday 26th April
The number of BAME staff decreased in 2023 and disability pay gaps increased to 16.1 per cent and 10.3 per cent
James Darnton was found not guilty of the allegation that occurred in 2009
Footage shows the rodent scuttling around the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons
A leaked email sent to staff explained that the ban will come in place from September 2024
‘Abolishing the ability for young people to choose how their life unfolds shouldn’t be encouraged’
Manchester Students’ Union has said it is not legally able to dissolve the society
Made up of two male students, the society is ‘supporting the dignity of every human life’
If this is Ed Westwick reading: It is the end of the world
Alice Wood will serve a minimum of 18 years in prison
The Universally Manchester festival will be held from Friday 6th to Sunday 9th June 2024
Just in time for dry January
Alice Wood was told she ‘may never be released’ for killing Ryan Watson in May 2022
Phoebe Plummer has been remanded to prison until May 16th 2024
Number nine: My first year crush
The plans include redevelopment of Owens Park, Woolton Hall and Oak House
Drug harm reduction resource MANDRAKE has tested pills with extremely high doses of MDMA
Live, Love, Laugh Fallowfield
Oh and Number 9: I will lay off the booze, just a bit
We made it so you don’t have to (believe me you don’t want to)
You’ve been waiting at the Owen’s Park bus stop for 45 days? Can’t say I’m surprised…
You won’t ever experience anything quite like Oak House