A landmark Grade II-listed building that has been transformed into one of Bolton’s most impressive commercial spaces has gone on the market. The Assembly Rooms, located on Lower Bridgeman Street, has gone on the market and offers 9,141 sq ft of accommodation across four floors,
Hexnode, the enterprise software division of Mitsogo, today announced the debut of Hexnode Context Layer, an intelligence layer that powers Agentic AI for endpoint management through Hexnode Genie AI, the company’s conversational interface for IT admins. Drawing on live context from Hexnode’s Unified Endpoint Management
Officers were called to reports of a road traffic collision on Whitefield Road in Bury at around 6:29pm last night (Sunday 23 August 2026). A cyclist collided with a parked vehicle and has suffered serious injuries where they remain in hospital in a critical condition.
Former defence minister Tobias Ellwood has called for greater long-term support for families affected by terrorism, warning that victims and survivors can lose support once an attack disappears from the headlines. Mr Ellwood, whose brother was killed in the 2002 Bali bombing, said losing a
Long-distance train operator CrossCountry will run a full train service on Monday after a power outage affecting its control centre resulted in major disruption across the network on Sunday 23 August. The operator plans to run a very limited number of trains from around 18:00
The Reinhold Mack Collection, an extraordinary 82-lot archive, offered directly by Mack: the legendary Queen producer and his son, Freddie Jr., Mercury’s only godson. Spanning their landmark work together at Musicland Studios, the collection features handwritten lyrics, recording equipment and other personal memorabilia that document
Sexual abuse survivor Kelly Lees has branded a Government pamphlet warning migrants about rape and consent “an insult to women and children” and “an insult to survivors”. Speaking to GB News, Ms Lees said the decision to issue guidance explaining that rape and sexual offences
People in Brinnington are being invited to help shape how £20 million of Pride in Place investment is used in their community, as the new Brinnington Pride in Place Board is appointed and prepares to meet for the first time. The long-term Government funding is
Minister for School Standards Georgia Gould struggled to defend the use of former military bases to house asylum seekers, repeatedly insisting the sites were “secure” even as GB News presenter Stephen Dixon pointed out that residents were free to come and go during the day.
Competition for degree apprenticeships in England has quadrupled in just three years, according to figures reported by the BBC this week, but steelwork manufacturer Tadweld is warning that the surge in demand for technical careers is being met with a shrinking number of opportunities in