‘The fact it’s a drug helps!’: Manchester entrepreneur putting Oomph into coffee
Move over Starbucks and Costa, a Cheadle entrepreneur is providing a top-quality caffeine boost to Manchester and beyond.
Scores to take to Manchester streets in protest at ‘secret’ US-EU trade deal
The campaigners, led by members of the non-party campaign group 38 Degrees Manchester, are meeting to talk to passers by, share information, and collect support for an petition against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Stockport road collision: 93-year-old woman killed after walking across car park
A 93-year-old woman has died following a collision with a car in Stockport.
Top knot-ch politics: Cheadle candidates give old boys’ club trendy makeover
Over the last 65 years the Greater Manchester constituency of Cheadle has been a battleground between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives, becoming used to the political pendulum swinging between the two without being challenged from outsiders.
Liar Liar: NUS billboard shames Manchester Lib Dems who broke tuition fee pledge
Passengers passing through Piccadilly Station this morning will be among the first in the country to see the NUS campaign targeting the parliamentary candidates who broke their tuition fee pledge back in 2010.
Best paw forward! Deaf Cheadle man and pooch embark on charity dog walk
One man and his hearing dog are on a mission to fetch followers to raise money for life-changing disability dog training charity, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.
Cheadle MP urges Cameron to ‘pay tribute to St Ann’s Hospice with greater funding’
Hospices like St Ann’s are in need of funding from the £6billion NHS budget devolved to the city, a Manchester MP has told Prime Minister David Cameron.
GMP officers blasted for saying domestic abuse case was ‘like Jeremy Kyle’ days before man killed
Darren Orrett, 32, died after being stabbed in the neck by his ex-girlfriend, Dawn Barr, at her house in Cheadle on November 20 2012.
Uni is NOT the answer to rising skills shortage, says Manchester apprentice boss
Like millions of teenagers across the country, former Cheadle and Marple Sixth Form student Nathan Cousins had to make the difficult decision on whether to persue a university education or to find a full time job.
Hunting ban, 10 years on: Four in five Brits say ‘barbaric pastime’ should remain illegal
As we pass the decade mark since the ban on hunting came into effect in Britain, a study has revealed the public still overwhelmingly support the legislation.
‘People watching – but with a camera’: Photography grad shortlisted for £20K award
A young Manchester photography graduate could soon be jetting off to Ghana with a £20,000 commission to capture his dream project after snapping up a spot on a prestigious award shortlist.