More than 11,000 vulnerable young people to receive support to move into next stage of education or employment Teenagers in Alternative Provision at risk of falling out of education after their GCSEs will benefit from mentoring, pastoral support and careers guidance under plans to level
An entrepreneurial mum of 3 from Preston is on a mission to have ‘done her bit’ during Covid-19 and in just over 3 weeks she has organised a free 12-hour charity event that has attracted over 20 global entrepreneurs and celebs supporting small business owners
Following Mental Health Awareness Week Jsky talks candidly with L’Oréal Blackett on turning the tide of negative opinions, creating an alter ego and being true to yourself on the first episode of her new podcast “The Edit”. “When I first started dressing a little bit wilder, before
Salford Civic Centre was lit purple, Sunday 31 May, to remember George Floyd and stand in solidarity with those protesting against racism and injustice across the world. George Floyd died at the hands of police on Monday 25 May after he was arrested outside a
Faces from the world of entertainment have added their support to Together In One Voice, a mass doorstep singalong taking place tonight (28 May), ahead of what is likely the last clap for carers. These include: Coronation Street actors Jennie McAlpine, Simon Gregson and Julia
Our nation’s favourite soaps are expected to resume production in the coming weeks, after new industry guidance is published by broadcasters today. The new guidance sets out steps for a safe return to television production in a significant move towards getting the cameras rolling again
A member of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) staff, Sunita Ladha, has been nominated for an Inspire Women Award. The Awards, now in its sixth year, celebrate the contributions that women from all walks of life, have made to Bolton and the wider North West region,
Loans of e-books and e-audiobooks in Manchester are booming, thanks to a free online service offered to the public by the city’s library service. Although libraries are temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of titles can still be accessed online, with e-books, audiobooks,
This Saturday night at 8pm join us for our 6th and final Kitchen Disco and it’s a special one… This Saturday we were due to perform Toulouse Lautrec Jazz club in Kennington as part of our album promo tour for ‘Vintage Dirtbag’ so instead, Miss
Much-loved community radio stations that are at risk of closure can bid for cash grants to meet their urgent needs during the coronavirus outbreak, the media minister John Whittingdale has announced. Community radio is an increasingly important part of the UK radio landscape. Around 300
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