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February 19, 2023

Seven bus services saved with £2.5m intervention

SEVEN bus services across Greater Manchester have been saved as transport bosses announce funding worth £2.5m to keep the routes running. It follows Diamond's decision to cut bus services after missing out on a major contract.

1 min

GMP put hope in 'New Tricks' cops

Retired and former officers returning to boost policing

2 mins

In the driving seat

As bus operators in the region struggle to recruit drivers, particularly women, Nicole Wooton-Cane finds out what's like to drive one

3 mins

We paid full year of rent up front to secure a flat

Couple went to great lengths to secure property amid fiercely competitive rental market, writes Phoebe Jobling

3 mins

Family devastated after puppy dies in aftermath of walk in park

A FAMILY has been left heartbroken after their seven-month-old puppy died of a mysterious illness days after a walk in the park. Chloe Vickers took her sproodle puppy Oscar to Wythenshawe Park last Thursday as she would always do, but within hours he was being sick.

1 min

Restaurant where girl, 16, 'raped' loses licence

A RESTAURANT where a 16-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a teenage boy has been stripped of its licence.

1 min

Police hunt barefoot thug who threatened woman at cashpoint

POLICE have released CCTV footage of a man they would like to speak to in relation to an attempted robbery earlier this month where a woman was approached after using a cash machine.

1 min

High pitch effort

Ethan Davies climbs scaffolding at Manchester Town to check out ongoing renovation work

2 mins

'It started with a sore wrist then became a nightmare'

Teacher had to give up his job because of arthritis but then he 'cured' himself

2 mins

I worried my boys would grow up without a father

Dad Rob Hinton weighed 20-stone and knew he had to box clever and adapt a healthier lifestyle, writes Paige Oldfield

3 mins

My son just vanished and then we found his body

A family are still searching for answers after dad of four was discovered dead in car park, writes Stephen Topping

2 mins

Sounding out suburb

After the closure of yet another bar Sophie Halle Richards monitors the mood in Withington

3 mins

Hospitality firms failed and ignored by Government'

Night-time economy adviser speaks out after new figures reveal how much sector has suffered since the pandemic, writes Ben Arnold

3 mins

I was branded an attention seeker but I had cancer

Turned away by her GP, Vikki actually had a brain tumour

2 mins

Walkable cities are step too far for one MP

IT'S an idea few could take issue with having all the services you need such as work, food, health, education and culture within 15 minutes of your house by bike or on foot.