Farmer left in limbo by plans for 'elusive' link road

HE COULD LOSE LAND TO DE VELOPMENT DELAYED FOR DECADES

PRIDE & JOY

A MURAL paying homage to Joy has been created in Division Stockport.

Football club says charitable family is 'preferred' investor

ROCHDALE AFC has announced its 'preferred investor' - the family behind a charitable trust who say they intend to make an offer and will provide funds to allow the football club to continue operating for the next 30 days.

Sir Jim looking to spur stadium plans along as Tottenham designers on board EAST STAND

THE designers responsible for Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium have reportedly drawn up plans for United as new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe considers the future of Old Trafford.

Why Fergie was right - and still is about Southgate's lack of pedigree

SIR Alex Ferguson was so opposed to Gareth Southgate's first managerial appointment he said he was unqualified.

PEP'S PLAN B...Guardiola may face Gunners with key men missing

THE news on Kyle Walker's injury took a negative turn on Sunday night as the right-back returned to City for treatment on his hamstring problem.

FFP, PSR, the Premier League, Everton and Forest.Oh, and City...

CITY and FFP, or PSR. The words seem intrinsically linked regardless of circumstances just now.

Supporting a partner through cancer

The Princess of Wales has spoken about how her husband has helped throughout her diagnosis.

Calls for an overhaul of murder laws

THE mother of one of triple killer Valdo Calocane’s victims has joined calls for the Government to overhaul murder laws in the wake of the Nottingham attacks.

£1.6m for vitalrestoration of a 'national treasure'

ITS earliest incarnation as a manor house was valued at 5 shillings (5p) in the Domesday Book of 1086.

Ukraine resistance fighter probably shot from behind

DANIEL BURKE'S BODY FOUND NEAR SHOOTING RANGE, INQUEST HEARS

Work to start on £33.6m project to ease bottlenecks

AIMING TO REDUCE CONGESTION ON A34 CORRIDOR

'It's like living in Beirut'

SHOCK ON ESTATE AFTER ‘ACID ATTACK' ON BOY

Arrest as pedestrian dies in East Lancs Road horror

A WOMAN has died after being hit by a car on a major road.

YAY TO BEE!

MAYOR’S DELIGHT AS BEE NETWORK SECOND PHASE LAUNCHES

'There are big failings... I hope everyone can sleep well tonight'

AGONY OF MUM WHOSE SON DIED AFTER HOSPITAL DELAYS

Going underground?

TRANSPORT SECRETARY OPEN TO CONSIDERING STATION PROPOSAL

Rasmus at 'boiling point' as Reds on international duty

UNITED striker Rasmus Hojlund cut a frustrated figure on Saturday as Denmark drew O-0 with Switzerland in an international friendly.

Soulless Wembley night should fire warning to Sir Jim over new stadium

EVEN with the prospect of a major tournament this summer, Wembley Stadium struggled to lift itself for the visit of the Samba Boys.

United's problems loom front and centre as forward? line needs work

TWO of the most pressing decisions facing those heading up the new football structure at United this summer concern attacking players currently not at the club.

Guardiola will hope Walker is available to school Jr for Madrid showdown

PEP Guardiola won't have had much interest in the international games taking place at the minute.

How City sponsor Etihad Airways going public could be a game-changer

CITY'S sponsors, Etihad Airways, are reportedly planning to go public on the stock exchange - and it could be a game-changer for the Blues as they face 115 Financial Fair Play (FFP) charges from the Premier League.

SALE FADE AS GAME NEARS END

BATH powered into second place on their return to Gallagher Premiership action with a bonus-point 42-24 victory over struggling Sale.

Hunt's pension pledge

JEREMY Hunt has promised the triple lock for pensions will be included in the Tory election manifesto but refused to commit to compensation for so-called Waspi women.

Families' anxious wait

FAMILY and friends of those still missing after an attack that killed more than 130 people at a Moscow concert hall waited for news of their loved ones as Russia observed a day of national mourning yesterday.

Travel fraudster failed in multiple aliases plan

A MAN who changed his name by deed poll multiple times to carry out insurance fraud has been handed a jail sentence.

Museum's heads-up after major renovation

STOCKPORT'S Hat Works Museum has reopened after a £100,000 refurbishment.

Traffic scheme partly scrapped after trial run

A CONTROVERSIAL trial of a 'low traffic neighbourhood' scheme in south Manchester will not continue.

MP blasted over 'vile theories' about Princess

NEW ROCHDALE MP GALLOWAY UNDER FIRE FROM SENIOR POLITICIANS OF ALL PARTIES OVER 'ABHORRENT COMMENTS' ABHORRENT COMMENTS\"

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