Masked robbers stole valuable Sur-Ron electric bike at knifepoint
Masked robbers who stole a valuable electric bike at knifepoint from a victim in the street are being hunted by police.
Andy Burnham Sport News
Around 32,000 jobs to be created in £160m Greater Manchester 'Investment Zone'
Around 32,000 jobs are expected to be created in Greater Manchester as details of a £160m 'Investment Zone' have been announced. Public funding confirmed by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in the autumn statement today (November 22) will be spent on the city-region's advanced manufacturing sector over the next 10 years, attract around £1.1bn of private sector investment to the city-region.
The Mancunian Way: We still ask, ‘what if?'
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LIVE updates as pro-Palestine demonstrators gather in Manchester
Thousands of pro-Palestine demonstrators are gathering in Manchester today for the fourth weekend in a row.
"City fans were chanting it's falling down - and they’re not wrong": Manchester United fan hits out after 'harrowing' Old Trafford ordeal
A 'traumatised' Manchester United fan who was left trapped in the Old Trafford lifts has hit out over the maintenance of his team's home ground.
New councillor for Trafford's Bucklow St Martins ward is Labour's Frances Cosby
Labour’s Frances Cosby has been elected as the new ward councillor for the Trafford ward of Bucklow St Martins. She beat her closest rival, - Conservative Paul Lally - 794 votes to 284 - to take the seat vacated by Adele New, who resigned as a councillor on September 20.
The burglary case that took so long to get to court the suspect DIED before family saw justice
A dad who turned detective to track down a burglary suspect has been denied justice after the suspect died before the case could be tried in court.
'Huge victory' as railway ticket offices to remain open after mayors threaten legal action
A U-turn on plans to close nearly all railway station ticket offices in England has been hailed as a 'huge victory' by Labour mayors who threatened legal action over the proposal. The government has announced today (October 31) that the closures would not go ahead.