The family of a man who was sadly killed in a road traffic collision on Southmoor Road last month have issued a tribute to their “much-loved” son. – It comes after we were called to reports of a road traffic collision between a car and
With around 20 million people tuning into England’s biggest World Cup matches, new research reveals buffering, freezing and lag are still frustrating millions of sports fans across the UK. One in five UK sports fans have missed key moments due to buffering and freezing while
A new competition will be held to see who can travel to the highest number of railway stations in the North of England in a single day. Passengers can now apply here for a place in The Great Race Across the North, which will be
Hundreds of bikes remain in GMP’s possession, having been seized from criminals, or recovered as lost or stolen and have been unclaimed over a period of time across the force. Subsequently, as part of a Bury Neighbourhood Policing Team project, officers have donated 40 bikes
Over two-thirds of young students (68%) say AI is their biggest time saver at university, as evolving technology positions itself in higher education and creates a clear generational divide between new and former students. The study from Adobe Acrobat surveyed 500 UK students and graduates
DUP MP Sammy Wilson has warned that there is an easy route for migrants to travel into the Irish Republic and into the United Kingdom. Speaking to GB News, he said: “This is something which we have warned about for so long as well. Because,
Caravan Manchester is celebrating Salford Pride 2026 with the launch of its Pink Picnic Brunch, a special free-flowing brunch experience taking place across Pride weekend on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th June. Coinciding with The Pink Picnic – Salford Pride’s flagship event returning to Peel
The number of UK transport, retail and manufacturing businesses acquired by overseas companies soared in 2025 over 2024. The international delivery expert Parcelhero says the number of foreign takeovers of British companies significantly outstripped UK acquisitions of overseas firms. The latest Office for National Statistics
New independent businesses, growing visitor numbers and a packed programme of summer events are helping drive the continued revival of one of Greater Manchester’s oldest and most successful markets. Home to more than 50 independent traders and more than 750 years of trading history, the
Manchester City of Literature’s Festival of Libraries is returning from 10th-14th June with an exciting Inspired By Libraries programme featuring spectacular house music DJ, broadcaster and author DJ Paulette, iconic drag queen, singer and actor Divina de Campo, and beloved mathematics teacher, broadcaster and writer