Crowds watch on from Manchester city centre as the next Royal chapter begins There were moments of joy and reflection - while others went on with their day Manchester Evening News · May 6, 2023
'My partner has to be support me to do the job I love - if we were both nurses one of us would have to quit' Nurses are staging industrial action across the country today as they demand better pay from the government Manchester Evening News · May 1, 2023
'How a SIM card changed my life' More than 20,000 free SIM cards have been given to people in Greater Manchester who cannot afford mobile data packages Manchester Evening News · Apr 22, 2023
Strangeways prison... a stage for high drama, violent protest and terrible tragedy - as well as justice From lone actors to whole cast of protesting malcontents, that roof has seen plenty of spectacles, some comedy and even tragedy down the years Manchester Evening News · Apr 14, 2023
The Mancunian Way: TikToking from Strangeways in a dressing gown Why did an inmate scale the roof of Strangeways and stay there for 12 hours? Manchester Evening News · Apr 13, 2023
TikTok rap videos of Strangeways prisoner who staged rooftop protest "And 'cause I got a voice, you tell me that I'm challenging" Manchester Evening News · Apr 13, 2023
Clad in fluffy slippers and dressing gowns, filming for Snapchat, they arrived to watch the Strangeways protest The inmate sketched “Free IPPZ” onto the roof of the building before continually shouting out the phrase, in what appeared to be a protest against the abolished court sanction titled Imprisonment for Public Protection sentence Manchester Evening News · Apr 12, 2023
All Greater Manchester hospitals with strikes this week as doctors stage industrial action of 'unparalleled disruption' The country's top doctor has warned he is 'very concerned' about the possible severity of the impact on patients Manchester Evening News · Apr 9, 2023
'If this carries on there'll be no NHS': The doctors so sick of it they're leaving for Australia “I myself have decided to emigrate, it’s with a heavy heart because I have worked in the NHS for a long time. It’s come to the point where I’m not able to provide patients with the kind of care I want to" Manchester Evening News · Apr 9, 2023
'Got some good weed, bro': The street near Manchester city centre where you get offered drugs in minutes Despite a huge police crackdown, it's still business as usual for some on Manchester's 'Counterfeit Street'. The M.E.N's Tom George reports Manchester Evening News · Apr 8, 2023
'This is the end of Counterfeit Street': Police seize huge haul of fake goods after storming shops on notorious street "People talk about gentrification and it's a land grab and all of this, but this needs sorting out." Manchester Evening News · Apr 6, 2023
'Confusing' new cycle lane at road junction slammed by furious locals - who have described it as 'a bit of a pain' "I definitely don’t think it’s been well thought out in terms of the cyclists’ point of view" Manchester Evening News · Apr 4, 2023
This eyesore shopping centre is finally going – but there's still one big problem "I can't wait" Manchester Evening News · Apr 2, 2023
Awaab Ishak landlord said refugees were 'lucky to have a roof' and living with mould was 'OK and acceptable' A damning report published today slammed a 'wholly unacceptable' attitude towards asylum seekers by Rochdale Boroughwide Housing Manchester Evening News · Mar 28, 2023
Manchester Evening News · Mar 27, 2023 Mayor and council leader welcome US ambassador to Manchester The ambassador's visit come just weeks after the Mayor and Council leader visited America themselves.
Manchester Evening News · Mar 25, 2023 The primary school pupils learning the skills Greater Manchester needs Teaching staff are passing on the 3D printing skills they have learnt at a free course aimed at filling shortages in the local jobs market
Manchester Evening News · Mar 23, 2023 The Manchester park set to become the city's tenth nature reserve The natural features and wildlife habitats of the beauty spot will be protected thanks to its new status
Manchester Evening News · Mar 19, 2023 'A house on our street costs £500k now': The working class town swallowed up by the Northern Quarter For many years New Cross 'was on the edge of the city in every meaning of the word'... but now that's all changing
Daily Mirror · Mar 19, 2023 Girl, 12, with higher IQ than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking accepted into Mensa Anwita Patil was 11 when she took the test with Mensa, the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world - she received a score of 162 while Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking were believed to have IQs of 160
Manchester Evening News · Mar 19, 2023 'I thought luxury living in Altrincham would be great - instead I'm risking my life' "I don't know what to do. The energy bills here are as much as the rent"
Manchester Evening News · Mar 19, 2023 'My daughter's 12 and has an IQ higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking' Anwita's mathematician mum decided there was something unusual happening when her little girl started beating her to the answers to complex maths problems
Manchester Evening News · Mar 18, 2023 Moment lost 'shopping robot' gets stuck on a kerb during delivery The company behind the new scheme says the new robots are still 'getting to know the neighbourhood'
Manchester Evening News · Mar 16, 2023 Oldham Coliseum confirms with 'deep sadness' it will close in two weeks despite passionate campaign to save theatre “The outpouring of love for the theatre over the past weeks has been overwhelming," the theatre company said
Manchester Evening News · Mar 14, 2023 Greater Manchester hospitals issue warning to patients and families amid industrial action Bosses have warned of 'reduced capacity' in urgent and emergency care during the 72-hour strike action, which began on Monday.
Wales Online · Mar 14, 2023 Junior doctors' strike: 'I'm one of the doctors choosing to leave the country - this is why' Thousands of junior doctors are on strike, with pay and working conditions high on the agenda