ALTRINCHAM’S Loose Change Buskers will be raising cash for Cancer Research UK in Urmston on Saturday (June 14) Urmston, from 10am. They will be playing in the square next to Sainsbury’s supermarket. On Sunday (June 15) Loose Change are performing at
SALE woman Rupy Kaur joined family and friends to raise more tham £5,000 for Cancer Research UK. The 26-year-old, who has cerebral palsy and usually uses a wheelchair, completed the final kilometre of the 10k Great Manchester Run using her walker.
JACQUI Cook loves flowers - so a beautiful wooden forget-me-not is a fitting way for her to remember lost loved ones. It is 22 years since her mum Ruth Gore died of breast cancer in her early 60s and eight years since husband Steve also died of cancer
STAFF at the Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham are equipped to save lives, thanks to the donation of a defibrillator from Altrincham Rotary Club. Employees have also received training from the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) so they can feel
TV weatherman Fred Talbot, from Bowdon, has been summonsed to court in relation to further charges of historic sexual abuse. Mr Talbot, 64, of Langham Road, must appear at Manchester City Magistrates' Court on July 2, in relation to an offence
TRAFFORD Council has defended its actions after a Sale Moor resident accused it of ‘vandalising a beautiful willow tree’. Donald Bradnam, 83, wrote to Messenger to express his concern after the council lopped or ‘pollarded’ the tree, which is
CORRIE actors lent their star power to help launch Trafford's Armed Forces Day. The Rovers Return provided the backdrop as cast members joined forces with Trafford Council and regular and reserve troops from 207 Field Hospital, Royal Logistic
A POINT of correction. The development of the area around Old Trafford cricket ground, was not LCCC-led as claimed, but Tesco-led. The council used the money paid by Tesco for council-owned land to subsidise LCCC, a private members’ club, towards
