Heavy rain to hit Greater Manchester with 'unsettled' week forecast
Weather forecasters are predicting 'unsettled' conditions this week with heavy rain to hit Greater Manchester.
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525-bed student block has 'combustible insulation' which needs replacing
A 37-storey student halls tower has dangerous insulation which needs to be replaced, new planning documents show.
Peter Kay in Manchester - AO Arena gig times, seating plan, parking, tickets latest and essential guide
Bolton comedy superstar Peter Kay makes his big return to Manchester later this month for a number of dates on his epic, ongoing three-year comedy tour. Peter will be back at the AO Arena on his "Better Late Than Never" tour that has been delighting fans up and down the country ever since it all started in Manchester back in December 2022.
Bars, restaurants and 'artisan' businesses set to be created in historic railway arches
A series railway arches in the historic heart of Salford looks set to be converted into vibrant commercial outlets like mocrobreweries, bars, restaurants and cafes.
It's become so expensive to live in Manchester there's a new north-south divide no-one expected
A new study has revealed that people living in Manchester are spending more of their monthly salary on bills than anywhere else in the UK.
Inside the Trafford Centre's much-missed attraction which was replaced by John Lewis
Having recently celebrated its 25th birthday, the Trafford Centre has changed remarkably since it first opened.
Manchester United might be forced into another bizarre signing to solve winger issue
When was the last time a year went by and Manchester United weren't forced to sign a temporary solution to plug gaps in the squad? Think back to Odion Ighalo, Edinson Cavani, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wout Weghorst, Marcel Sabitzer.
Six ways the Cubs supercharged their offense - ESPN
The turnaround by the Chicago Cubs' offense this season has been so unusual, so remarkable, that for a time, even the executives who shaped the team weren't wholly sure whether the explosive run production was real or a temporary aberration. But on July 26, Jed Hoyer, the Cubs' head of baseball operations and general manager Carter Hawkins, watched the team from seats on the first-base side at Guaranteed Rate Field and saw a comeback that swayed them.