The Pie At Night: What the North Does for Fun

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Factory mine and mill. Industry toil and grime. Its manufacturing roots mean we still see the North of England as a hardworking place. But more than possibly anywhere else the North has always known how to get dressed up take itself out on the town and have a good time. After all working and playing hard is its specialty and Stuart Maconie is in search of what exactly this entails what it tells us about the North today. Following tip offs and rumor Stuart takes trip to forgotten corners and locals' haunts. From the tapas bars of Halifax to the caravan parks of Berwick Upon Tweed from a Westhoughton bowling green to Manchester's curry mile via dog tracks and art galleries dance floors and high fells Stuart compares the new and old North with some surprising results. The Pie at Night could be seen as a companion to the bestselling Pies and Prejudice but it is not a sequel. After all this is a new decade and the North is changing faster than ever. This is a revealing and digressive journey and a State of the North address delivered from barstool terrace dress circle and hillside.