High court rejects ex-HR boss’ £200K bullying claim against The Christie
The high profile personal injury claim lodged by a former Associate Director of HR against The Christie has been dismissed by a Liverpool High Court today.
Man United Supporters Trust applaud Labour plans for fan ownership
United fans could soon return to the club’s board if Labour win next year’s general election after promising to revolutionise English football today by promising supporters seats on every club’s board
Manchester Science Festival hopes to go off with big bang in 11-day extravaganza
Produced by the Museum of Science and Industry, the eighth annual festival begins Thursday, October, 23, and will include cutting-edge discoveries, workshops, and internationally acclaimed art among its attractions
Pregnant woman loses baby after Salford bus stop attack – boy, 17, charged
A pregnant woman has lost her unborn baby after being mugged at a Salford bus stop on Saturday morning.
Want to see eight ladies’ Short and Girlies? Meet Manchester’s Women in Comedy Festival headliners
Manchester will play host to a string of all-female comedy acts next weekend, as part of the Women in Comedy Festival.
Iggy Pop blasts piracy and U2 freebie for making ‘thieving a habit’ in Lowry lecture
The punk veteran was talking at the annual John Peel Lecture at this year’s Radio Academy’s Radio Festival, named after the former BBC Radio 6 DJ
Man charged over ‘cold caller’ sexual assaults on two Wythenshawe women
A man has been charged following two sexual assaults that occurred in Wythenshawe last month.
Bolton trampolining prodigy hopes £2K boost will bounce him to Florida tournament
A Bolton trampolining teen star is using crowdfunding to keep his Olympic dream alive – as his mum looks for £2,000 to send him to Florida.
Alan Henning memorial: Murdered aid worker ’embodied more Islamic values than all of Isis’
Religious and city leaders across Salford united to pay a touching tribute to murdered aid worker Alan Henning last night.
Salford beekeepers stung by callous theft and trashing of expensive lab equipment
Callous thieves break into Kersal Vale Beekeepers’ laboratory, stealing a costly power generator and causing thousands of pounds of damage
Teen boy, 17, ‘viciously’ raped by two hooded attackers as he walked through Salford park in early hours
The victim, 17, was walking through Buille Hill Park in Eccles around 12.50am on Wednesday, October 8, when he was approached by two men, one from the front and one from behind