'Manchester has a freedom of no judgement — you can do whatever you want'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukWhen the MEN asks Frankie Tan if she wants to feature on I Work in Town, she laughs. Hysterically. The 22-year-old is working the till at Feel Good Club, the café and events space in Northern Quarter.
Eventually, after regaining her composure, she agrees — once her shift finishes in 10 minutes. So the team return, and chat to Frankie, who was born in the Philippines, but moved to Sunderland when she was still a baby.
She has a Mackem lilt, and youthful, hopeful outlook on life. READ MORE: Join the FREE Manchester Evening News WhatsApp community Manchester is her adopted home, she says, as she delves into what makes her tick.
Here is the full interview. Where’s your favourite hidden gem? This & That, the little Indian place. It’s the best place ever, it’s so nice there. What’s your favourite view of the city or in the city? It’s from Deansgate-Castlefield tram stop, with the flats going over the top.
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