Trafford’s ‘buzzing art hub’ to be showcased in Sale Arts Trail – fusing food, music and galleries
The Sale Arts Trail has been set up by three artists to showcase the talents of Sale residents between July 11 and 13.
Green with envy: Jealousy blamed for Dunham Massey ‘bloom-dunnit’ as 80 plants stolen in 48 hours
Police are investigating a ‘who-dunnit’ Manchester mystery in one of Britain’s safest villages after more than 80 PLANTS were looted from flower beds in a raid feared to have been motivated by jealousy.
Let me take a ‘Shelfie’: Try world’s first ‘clone-maker’ in Trafford and see 3D mini-me created before your eyes
Selfie-snapping shoppers around Manchester are going to be among the first in the world to try out the latest in cutting edge 3D printing technology courtesy of Asda Trafford.
Ex-cop behind bars AGAIN: Officer who killed man and left wife disabled in Urmston hit-and-run flouts driving ban
Mohammed Mian, 35, of Gredle Close, Urmston, was jailed in 2009 and handed a five year driving disqualification after pleading guilty to death by dangerous driving
All go for Glasgow: Eight Mancunians make squad – 12 years after Manchester host Commonwealth Games
Manchester is still playing a leading role in the Commonwealth Games 12 years on with eight athletes heading to Glasgow.
£700-a-week Bowden rest home sees food hygiene score upgraded after being slammed by inspectors
Trafford Council environmental health officers visited the Cedars Rest Home in February and discovered three separate categories that rang alarm bells.
Missing: Concerns grow for Trafford schoolgirl,14, not seen since failing to return home on Wednesday
Rachael Matthews, 14, was last seen around 11am on Wednesday, June 11, when she got off a tram to Ashton town centre
Trafford council elections 2014 round-up: Tories rejoice at majority as Labour draws General Election battle lines
The Conservatives now have a majority of 34 seats, eight more than Labour.
Future of NHS depends on Labour wrestling power back from coalition, says Leigh MP Andy Burnham
Leigh’s Member of Parliament was speaking at Trafford’s election count today
Home is where the hurt is? One in five Greater Manchester children consider running away from home
One-in-five Greater Manchester children have considered running away from home, according to a new study.
Premature baby clothing crusade: Trafford craft group knit together to ensure tiny tots stay warm
Since before Christmas 2013, the group has made about 20 blankets and 30 miniature hats for premature babies across the Pennines at Bradford Royal Infirmary’s (BRI) neonatal unit