Manchester street store gives homeless back ‘faith, dignity and power to make choices’
Manchester’s homeless were invited to the opening of the UK’s first every Street Store in the Northern Quarter last weekend
Manchester has a chance to fight prejudice this World AIDS Day, says police chief
Tony Lloyd has urged Greater Manchester to show solidarity this World AIDS Day against discrimination, prejudice and hatred aimed at HIV sufferers.
Ending the fear: Clare’s Law saves almost 280 people from domestic abuse in just TWO years
Life-saving Clare’s Law has already saved nearly 280 people from domestic abuse in just two years, police announce today.
Fighting crime one bite at a time: Manchester’s canine detectives sniff out 423 criminals in one year
On average, 182 arrests were made each day during the 12 months, with a whopping £7.8million taken from criminals under the Proceeds of Crime Act
Bring me the head of Tony Lloyd: Oldham UKIP councillor vows to scrap Manchester police chief role
The new Failsworth West councillor Warren Bates was voted in with a slim 132 majority ahead of Labour incumbent John Battye who received 988 votes.
‘We’re better when we work together’: Manchester crime chief hails partnership in wake of hate crime statistics
Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd says plenty of work still to do
Police chief demands investigation after ‘lying’ allegation made against officer at Barton Moss fracking site
Commissioner Tony Lloyd calls for assurances
Victim Support celebrates 40th birthday: Manchester police boss praises charity for ‘providing a lifeline’
Victim Support helped more than 50,000 in Manchester last year
A year of Police and Crime Commissioners: So what has he done for Greater Manchester?
Only 51% of 18 to 24-year-olds know their PCC
‘Reckless cuts’ could bring soaring crime rates in coming years, warns Greater Manchester Police boss
Tony Lloyd branded cuts ‘reckless and too deep’ and warned of consequences
Talk to Tony (and Peter!): Tameside public’s chance to grill Greater Manchester Police bosses
Tony Lloyd and Sir Peter Fahy ready to be quizzed