The Defence Secretary announces new measures to put service personnel and Reservists on standby to support public services in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) will put an additional 10,000 military personnel at a higher readiness and place Reserves on standby
Local authorities will receive £16 million in 2020 to 2021 to deliver the preventative HIV treatment PrEP. The funding from the Department of Health and Social Care will ensure anyone who is at a high risk of contracting HIV will receive PrEP from their local
Over a long weekend, from Thursday 5th March to Tuesday 10th March, Model’s Alessandra Ambrosio, Izabel Goulart, Cindy Kimberly, Meredith Mickelson, Sebastian Mansla and actor Amanda Cerny escaped to the waterfront of Al Bateen Marina for a luxury weekend retreat at Ian Schrager’s state-of-the-art boutique hotel, The
May 2020 heralds the return of near legendary psychedelic electro punkers – Gaye Bykers On Acid. The original line up is back in full attack and will be performing a selection of old favourites, including the indie chart smashing ‘Everythang’s Groovy’ and ‘Nosedive Karma’ to
A man has been sentenced to five years imprisonment after police seized a homemade firearm, ammunition and other weapons from an address in the Little Hulton area of Salford in June 2019. Lewis Pearson (24/11/1999), of Hope Hey Lane, Little Hulton, was ordered to serve
FXCM Group, LLC (‘FXCM Group’ or ‘FXCM’), a leading international provider of online foreign exchange and CFD trading, announced today that it has won two awards at the Online Personal Wealth Awards 2020. FXCM won the awards for Best Education and Best Trading Tools in
Women suffer from greater money worries than men, a study has shown this International Women’s Day. Research has revealed that just under half (41%) of working women in the UK have money worries, a figure that dips significantly down to less than a third (32%)
Salford City Council has pledged its support for this year’s Great British Spring Clean, run by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy. The campaign, which runs from 20 March to 13 April, will see up to 600,000 people taking action to clean up streets, parks and
Sixty primary schools and one special school across the borough have pledged to get active with the help of Bolton Marathon organisers in an exciting challenge. From Monday February 24, the youngsters are being challenged to take part in 15 minutes of activity a day.
Manchester City Council has today signed a brand new pledge underlining its commitment to all care-leavers and looked-after children and young people living in Manchester, who are affected by Brexit immigration changes. The Council is the first local authority to sign up to the pledge which has
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