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A petrol station in Manchester has been refused a 24-hour alcohol licence after police expressed fears it would become a 'magnet' for street drinking. The Premier food and fuel shop off Bury New Road asked for permission to sell alcohol using a hatch through the night – but the application was rejected.
Detectives investigating the murder of a 35-year-old woman say she was ambushed and brutally attacked by a stranger.
A journalist has been praised after a swearing man suddenly interrupted him during a show being filmed at Manchester Piccadilly train station. BBC broadcaster Nicholas Garnett was inside the station reporting on the current rail strikes on Thursday (June 23) when a random man appeared behind him and started swearing.
A man has been charged following an incident in which a police station in Salford was damaged. Kurt Andrew Poole, 32, of no fixed address has been charged with criminal damage at Pendleton Police Station, Greater Manchester Police have said.
A 29-year-old man has admitted making threats to bomb a Greater Manchester Police station. Luke Nuttall appeared at Tameside Magistrates Court this morning (June 16) faced with three charges of malicious communications and a further charge of a bomb hoax.
A 16-year-old girl was stamped on and dragged across a platform by her hair in a brutal attack at a train station in Salford.
Plans to demolish Stalybridge’s former police station and replace it with a block of flats slammed as ‘ugly’ by councillors have been approved. Once used by the Cheshire Constabulary, and then later Greater Manchester Police, Stalybridge Police station was built in 1968 and remained in use for 37 years.
The old fashioned red telephone box on the forecourt of Lees Village Service Station in Oldham harks back to a lost era - when customer service meant more than it sometimes does today. This is a local garage that is rolling back the years - with a friendly pump attendant who will fill up your tank, check the oil and water, put air in the tyres of your car and then send you on your way with a smile.