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A developer intends to start ‘limited work’ on a controversial £240m project to build a Ryder Cup golf complex and more than 1,000 new homes. Peel Land has planning permission to develop the Hulton Park scheme, but only if Bolton is awarded the right to host the tournament in 2035.
Tougher enforcement at Salford’s car parks and bus lanes will help the council boost its income under new plans. The town hall needs to cut costs by £5.6m to balance the books as it prepares to set its budget for the next financial year.
Below you'll find the winning numbers for tonight's Euromillions draw and Thunderball as they're drawn. The Euromillions jackpot for Friday, January 24, was a whopping £83m.
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City captain Kyle Walker has joined AC Milan on loan for the rest of the season, the two clubs announced on Friday.
The deadline for filing a HMRC self assessment return is nearly here, and an expert has explained how to prepare for the new 'side hustle' checks being performed.
MELBOURNE : Ben Shelton said uncharacteristic errors at crucial moments had proved costly during his Australian Open semi-final loss against defending champion Jannik Sinner on Friday, after the American squandered the chance to go a set up early in the match.
Mark Ogren has made it clear Dundee United is not for sale although he would be open to possible new investment.
An investigation spearheaded by ex-John Lewis chief, Sir Charlie Mayfield, has been set in motion to explore how the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) can collaborate with businesses to integrate disabled individuals and those with long-term illnesses into the workforce. The 'Keep Britain Working Review', announced last November, aims to address what's been termed as "spiralling levels of inactivity".