Sorry, you’re too late! The nominating period for the 2009 Manchester Blog Awards ran from August 17- September 18, 2009. Nominations are now closed.

You can nominate your own blog, as well as someone else’s. You only need to be nominated once to be considered; multiple nominations don’t count. To qualify, a blogger must live, work, or go to school within commuting distance of Manchester. And they can’t work for the Manchester Literature Festival, Arts Council England or MDDA, our valiant sponsors.

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  • Winter 2010 - The Rainy City Stories events sold out quickly and went well, and the fourth annual Manchester Blog Awards was bigger than ever before at the brand new Band on The Wall. Now I'm working on lining up funding for next year's events. ...
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