Found: Ashton boy Braydon Fairhurst, 10, who went missing playing in snow
A boy of 10 who went missing while out throwing snowballs in Ashton last night has been found safe and well.
Food for thought: Nearly HALF of Manchester year six pupils ‘obese or overweight’
A staggering 40% of year 6 pupils in Manchester are overweight or obese figures have revealed.
Manchester’s Velodrome will be ‘production line of success’ for UK cycling
Manchester’s National Cycling Centre is cultivating a ‘production line of success’ according to its Velodrome Manager.
Making up for frost time: Flights resume at Manchester Airport after heavy snow
Flights have resumed at Manchester Airport after ‘thundersnow storms’ interrupted scheduled journeys earlier today.
TNA star Bobby Lashley: Manchester fans ‘understand wrestling’ better than most
The seventh TNA Maximum Impact tour of the UK will visit the Manchester Phones 4U Arena on Friday January 30.
Decision on fracking put on hold… along with democracy, say Manchester campaigners
A Manchester anti-fracking campaigner believes Lancashire council may have been ‘bullied’ into deferring the decision on whether or not to approve two new sites in the county, putting ‘basic democracy on hold’.
Bury football attack: Carlisle fan with learning difficulties, 20, knifed and beaten
A young football fan with learning difficulties was slashed with a knife and repeatedly kicked as he lay on the ground in a ‘savage’ attack in Bury.
Sugary cereal health fear: 82% of Manchester backs BAN on marketing to kids
The campaign group Action on Sugar have found that 14 out of 50 cereals were a third sugar, suggesting that the government is failing to keep the industry in check.
Meet ‘Bulletproof Belle’: Sale couple’s shock on discovering TEN lead pellets in dog
A Sale couple have had their rescue dog christened ‘Bulletproof Belle’ after astonished vets discovered TEN lead pellets embedded in her body.
Electric Avenue: Stockport hoarder fined over white goods ‘scrap yard’ in garden
A Stockport man, who hoarded heaps of electrical goods in his ‘scrap yard’ of a garden, has been slapped with a £750 fine.
Save the NHS, stop TTIP: Manchester campaigners tell Cameron ‘block trade deal’
Voters in the south Manchester constituency have erected ‘Cameron & Hunt’ estate agency-style boards outside their homes, calling on David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt to use their veto powers to remove the NHS from the TTIP trade deal.