Alan Turing Institute recognises gay code breaker as ‘true British hero’, claims original pardon campaigner
The claims comes from William Jones, a gay computer programmer from Sale, who started the original petition to see Turing royally pardoned.
George Osborne and David Cameron ‘completely out of touch’ on Budget 2014, says Oldham East MP
Figures released by the Office of National Statistics revealed unemployment has risen by 22,000 in the North West
George Osborne dressed as puppet Joker and waltzed through Manchester in Budget 2014 protest
‘The People’s Budget’ event was organised by The People’s Assembly, an umbrella group of trade unionists, anti-cuts groups and community campaigners.
Toff times: David Cameron will lose next election over ‘tough decisions’, claims Manchester University study
David Cameron’s lack of popularity
‘People are struggling enough’: Salford mayor slams Government as council freezes tax for FIFTH year
Salford Mayor Ian Stewart launches renewed attack on coalition as he outlines plans for council tax freeze
How to budget in an expensive city: Manchester ranks in top 10 of most costly UK cities for overnight break
The survey was conducted by TripAdvisor
‘Serious concerns, painful decisions and upheaval’: Sir Peter Fahy on challenge of £145million police cuts
HMIC report said Manchester is ‘disproportionally affected’, losing 1,500 officers
‘Making changes is vital to secure future’: Health chief supports axing of Trafford General Hospital A&E
A review discovered hospital was running £19million over budget
‘Devastated’ Manchester mum leading the fight against Museum of Science and Industry closure
Shock plans down to ‘balancing the books’
HS2 rail service to link Manchester and London stuck with £3billion funding gap, say spending watchdog
The timetable of phase one has been challenged
‘Decision not taken lightly’: Stockport County will be part-time in Blue Square Bet North
The club were relegated from football’s fifth tier