Egerton Park teamed up with Walmsley Primary School to create the winning cyclist installation, one that was shown around the world as part of the race’s live TV coverage. Their land art exhibit pipped nearest challenger Crossmichael Primary School to the top prize after a
Turki Almohsen is a well-reputed star for his eponymous channel; he is a director, actor, and a content creator. He has gained a lot of popularity and massive appreciation for his sense of humor, comedic commentary,Vlogging, and sketches. He was born in Saudi Arabia on
Northern cities are most at risk of job losses because of automation, according to new research statistics by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show. A total 741,219 jobs across the North are at high-risk of automation and over a third of these roles (267,888) of these
The Government has today (Tuesday 12 November 2019) announced further support for people and businesses in areas affected by recent flooding. An additional 100 UK Armed Forces personnel will also be deployed to South Yorkshire to help support the recovery effort. The measures were agreed
Today (Monday 11 November) Manchester City Council can announce its successful accreditation as a Living Wage Employer by the national Living Wage Foundation (LWF). This official acknowledgement of Manchester City Council’s Living Wage Employer status strengthens the council’s position as a modern employer of choice.
Online application process takes just 10 minutes Some 88% of users satisfied with online service Claims now issued in minutes not days The digital service, launched in March 2018, allows people that are owed sums of up to £10,000 to resolve their dispute completely online.
The streets of Manchester will fall silent as the city remembers the fallen of past conflicts during the annual Remembrance Sunday commemoration. Civic dignitaries, faith leaders, political leaders and members of the armed forces both serving and veterans will be invited to pay their respects
Following rave reviews, musical comedy ‘Cinderella’s Ugly Sisters’ comes to the Albert Halls on Saturday, November 9. But this time Cinderella better watch her step as there will be no Fairy Godmother to protect her! Bosom buddies, who played the Ugly Sisters at the Albert
Plans for the centrepiece of the Trinity Gateway scheme will go on show at public consultation events in advance of a detailed planning application being submitted. The scheme, which sits on a 1.6-acre site at the corner of Trinity Street and Bradshawgate, is a 20-storey
Singer, actor and ice-skater extraordinaire Ray Quinn will top the bill at this year’s celebration, which is sponsored by Market Place Shopping Centre. Ray, who is also starring in Aladdin, the Albert Halls’ Christmas pantomime, became a household name after singing his way to the
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