Let’s talk about sex: Manchester therapist warns parents of porn and lack of education for youngsters
Anne Aitken, who is also a relationship therapist, has warned parents about pornography and slammed the lack of sex education in the UK.
Nil by mouth: Parents turn to Instagram to share funny reasons kids refuse food
The struggle to get kids to eat their food is a universal problem that parents everywhere from Manchester to Montreal are able to agree on.
‘The dream by the old canal’: Salford’s new ‘added value’ Chancellor Jackie Kay MBE welcomed into university
Yesterday afternoon saw distinguished guests from across Manchester come together to celebrate the installation of Salford University’s new Chancellor.
Levenshulme rapist jailed after attacking woman, 50, in her own home
A rapist faces eight years behind bars after attacking a woman in her own home in Levenshulme.
Witnesses urged to ‘stop posting and come forward’ as Oldham heist video goes viral
Users of social networking sites are being urged by Greater Manchester Police to come forward with information surrounding an attempted armed robbery at a Oldham jewellers.
Three men, one post, your vote: Man Uni announce nominees for Chancellor
As anticipation for the General Election result builds across the country, three men prepare to battle it out for a prestigious and time-honoured role… Chancellor of the University of Manchester.
Oldham drug dealing duo jailed after GMP seize £300,000 worth of cannabis
An Oldham cannabis dealing duo has been jailed for a total of six years and nine months after GMP seized £300,000 worth of the drug from one of their homes.
On track for success: British BMX duo eager to wow Manchester at UCI World Cup
The world’s best BMX riders will compete in the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup on the weekend, with British Cycling duo Tre Whyte and Charlotte Green taking to the track they know best in search of success.
Hard ‘core’ Manchester youth in BMX battle to compete at UCI World Cup
Up to 16 students (eight boys and eight girls) will then pedal the same weekend as the world’s best riders, something NCC BMX development coach Andy Adkin said was vital for growing the sport.
Feng shui for an A? Colourful ‘clever classrooms’ boost grades, says Salford Uni
Changing the colour, lighting and decor in classrooms can positively affect the academic performance of children across the UK, claims new research by the University of Salford.