THE Greater Manchester Marathon, which culminates in Old Trafford, has announced the main two charities. The ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon, which takes place on April 6, will be raising money for Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity
AN apprentice mechanic attacked his 17-year-old partner during a bust up over feeding their baby. Michael Bates, 20, lost his temper and punched the young mum and threatened to ‘smash her face in’, magistrates in Manchester heard. Prosecutor
STARSKY and Hutch star Paul Michael Glaser is a revelation in Fiddler On The Roof, playing the role of Tevye, the deposed patriarch with the formidable wife. His days of chasing the bad guys through the mean streets of Bay City are way, way behind him
MY companion and I sit cabaret style round a table to watch Urmston Musical Theatre’s delightful, delicious, delovely A Night At The Musicals, compered by an outgoing Bill Platt. Instead of seeing one show, we see the best of 11. There is only one song
A MAGNIFICENT second half performance by title favourites Chorley paved the way for a 5-0 thrashing of a depleted Trafford side at Shawe View on Tuesday night. Due to injury and illness, the home side were deprived of the services of leading goalscorer
POLICE are growing concerned of the whereabouts of a missing Timperley man. Fifty-year-old Christopher Warburton was last seen at Wigan Infirmary at around 6.30am this morning, after he discharged himself. Mr Warburton is described as
BROADHEATH’S most spooky house is to open its doors to the public once again this Halloween. Ian Bird and his family decorate their house for charity every year, and do so with such enthusiasm that hundreds of people visit from across the borough
TWENTY workers were evacuated from a Trafford Park warehouse following a chemical leak. Six fire engines were called to the site, on Second Avenue, shortly before 1.25pm on Tuesday, October 29. Crews from Stretford, Salford and Hyde arrived
TRAFFORD Council has taken action following pressure by Stretford and Urmston MP, Kate Green, for it to act on the number of HGVs using a Stretford road as a cut-through to Trafford Park. The passing lorries are disturbing Barton Road residents
