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  • Find out about life for Dunham Massey's servants

    VISITORS to Dunham Massey Hall near Altrincham can find out what life was like 'below stairs' by attending a free event entitled Meet The Servants. The event takes place on August 11 and August 18 respectively and the sessions run from noon to

  • Turn lights out to honour First World War dead

    COUNCIL chiefs are calling on Trafford residents to join the local authority as it takes part in the UK wide Lights Out event. it has been organised to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. On August 4 householders

  • Stretford Mall welcomes a watery visitor

    VISITORS to Stretford Mall could be forgiven for thinking the sun had gone to their heads when they saw Jared Logan mingling with shoppers.The 14-year-old, who is one of the youngest members of the Sub C Divers branch of the British Sub-Aqua Club, was

  • Beautiful butterfly

    THIS beautiful, summery picture of a butterfly was sent in by Messenger reader Amanda J Window.If you wish one of your pictures to be considered for publication on the letters page, email it to sam.editorial @messengergrp.co.uk or post it to Messenger

  • Urmston FC get backed for success

    ONE of Trafford’s largest community football club is chasing its fourth consecutive promotion after receiving sponsorship from a logistics company. Urmston Town FC is being backed in its latest Lancashire and Cheshire Amateur Football League campaign

  • Charity begins at the checkout

    THE Sale and Altrincham branches of the supermarket giant Sainsbury's have announced the charities will receive a year’s worth of fundraising and awareness support. Hand on Heart is hoping to provide life saving defibrillators into Trafford Primary

  • School's out forever for Urmston Grammar trio

    THREE teachers from Urmston Grammar School who have 100 years classroom experience between them have retired.French teacher Christiane Garrett (right) joined what was then Urmston Boys’ Grammar School in 1981, Richard Tighe, Geography teacher and

  • Loose Change Buskers July 31 edition

    LOOSE Change Buskers raised £1,617 for Cancer Research UK when they performed in Altrincham's Stamford Quarter on Saturday, July 26, and a further £300 when they played at a birthday party on Saturday night. Anyone interested in finding out more