Nottingham Forest favourite emerges as Notts County manager contender
Nottingham Forest academy coach Andy Reid is one of the bookies' favourites to be named Notts County manager.
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2 Sheffield United players who face an uncertain few weeks ahead
Sheffield United are set to spend another season in the Championship after failing to navigate their way through the play-offs against Nottingham Forest.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash outside Heinz factory in Wigan
Emergency services were called to reports of a serious collision involving a motorbike. It's understood the rider suffered serious injuries in the incident in Wigan.
Five charged following targeted police operation in Trafford
Five people from Trafford and Salford have been charged with offences following the execution of police warrants. Greater Manchester Police's Operation Wellington resulted in nine arrests and five charges on Wednesday (May 24)
Club set to opt against move for Sheffield United player
Serie A side Salernitana are set to opt against a permanent move for Sheffield United forward Lys Mousset this summer unless they can find a solution to his fitness issues, according to a report from The Star.
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Sheffield United will be determined to have a positive season next year after narrowly missing out on the Sky Bet Championship play-off final.
Four men arrested after Audi smashes into parked cars during police chase
Four men have been arrested after an Audi smashed into a row of parked cars during a police chase. Officers first spotted the 'suspect' vehicle in Kenyon Lane, Moston, at about 2.15am today (Wednesday). When the Audi driver refused to stop, police gave chase. The pursuit came to an end when the car crashed into a number of parked vehicles in Walton Road, Blackley.
More than 700 homes, new school and park planned on land last used in 1990s
More than 700 homes, a secondary school, a park and a community hub are planned in East Manchester on land left empty and unused since the 1990s. The former Jackson's Brickworks site in Newton Heath is set to accommodate hundreds of houses and apartments of which around half would be affordable. The plans would also see parts of the Rochdale Canal opened up to the public.