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Manchester and music are synonymous. From punk in the 70s, indie in the 80s, Madchester in the 90s, and then the Britpop boom shortly after, each era has brought a distinct soundtrack to life in this great city.
A long-running strike by drivers and staff at bus company Arriva is finally over with services to again operate as normal after workers accepted a 'magnificent' pay deal.
Andre Russell has opened up about Phil Simmons's comments claiming he can't "beg players" to play for the West Indies. The Windies head coach made the comments in regard to players opting for franchise cricket over international cricket. Russell had earlier shared an Instagram post with a picture of Simmons' comments and a caption that read "I know this was coming but am gonna stay quiet!!!" Now, speaking to Daren Sammy during the ongoing Hundred tournament in England, Russell said he was expecting to be 'thrown under the bus'.
A plan to save dozens of bus services across Greater Manchester is to be signed off by transport bosses this week - but there are fears of a ‘devastating’ impact on the network should it fail. Government funding helped to keep bus services going during the pandemic, as plummeting passenger numbers put their future at risk.
Unimpressed Micah Richards reckons Steven Gerrard has scored an own goal over his hardline treatment of former captain Tyrone Mings.
ESPN analyst Louis Riddick has thrown his support behind New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones ahead of a big year for him.
Yesterday saw a major victory for Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham after judges quashed a bus operator's appeal against his planned bus reforms.
A major legal ruling has paved the way for Andy Burnham's plans to bring Greater Manchester's buses under public control for the first time in more than 30 years. The Court of Appeal today rejected Diamond Bus owner Rotala's appeal against a ruling made earlier this year which gave the mayor the green light for his sweeping reforms.