More than 5,000 jobs will be created in Greater Manchester thanks to a new road improving connections in and around the city to its airport. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling officially opened the A6 Manchester Airport Relief Road today (Thursday, 15 November 2018), which the Department for
Kay Ahmed from Bolton is lucky to be alive. Kay was involved as a passenger in a car accident back in 2002 when he was just twenty. A blow out on a quiet road at 2am meant the car he was in was thrown from
A forum exploring the impact of new technology on business was held by the University of Bolton. The Institute of Management organised The Future of Work Forum, which was informed by the latest academic and practitioner research. The event delved into the effect automation and
More than 25,000 domestic abuse survivors will be supported to rebuild their lives thanks to a £22 million allocation for projects across the country, Housing Minister Heather Wheeler MP has announced last week (10 November 2018). Over 60 projects in England will be supported by
GMP are inviting children across Greater Manchester to design this year’s official GMP Christmas card. The winning drawing will be digitised and sent to partners, agencies and individuals who support GMP throughout the year. The theme for Christmas 2018 is: Police in partnership. Following the
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) is welcoming 125 new recruits to the force tonight (Monday 29 October). From their previous backgrounds across the world of work, the new recruits will be bringing a variety of experiences and expertise to GMP. The officers include 50 recruits that
Local fashion brand Wolvez Not Sheep to hold star-studded pop up at Club Liv. The Wolvez Not sheep current collection consists of Hats, Caps, Hoodies, Jumpers, Jackets and Tees! The brand is focused on menswear, however all our pieces are crafted to be unisex meaning
Many more parts of Greater Manchester have higher levels of air pollution than previously thought, a report published today reveals. 152 stretches of road in Greater Manchester will still be in breach of legal limits for concentrations of harmful nitrogen dioxide (NO2) beyond 2020 unless
‘The Real Housewives of Cheshire’ star Dawn Ward swapped the rolling county plains for a lecture theatre at The Manchester College when she gave an inspirational talk to beauty students. Reality TV star and successful business woman Dawn Ward spoke about business, beauty and being
Manchester’s biggest festive red resident has arrived in Albert Square for what could be his final appearance on his perch in front of Town Hall. His eleventh year in the city, the six-tonne Santa behemoth has become an icon of the city’s festive season and
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