ST Antony's Catholic College in Urmston is enjoying a facelift thanks to a joint partnership between Trafford Council and Salford Diocese. The £120,000 grant for replacement windows and roofs is part of a continuing modernisation programme at the
RESULTS of a survey into what makes Mancunians happy have been published this week. Receiving a bunch of flowers was the best pick-me-up to their week, according to 64 per cent of participants. Second and third on the list of mood-enhancers
ALTRINCHAM musician Liquithority caused a stir in Manchester City Centre while filming for his new music video. The police showed up on Market Street, where the former Altrincham Boys student, also known as Jack Richardson, was creating a promo
VIVACIOUS April Johnson, the new Stage Manager for the Canterbury Players, is working hard on both designing and constructing the set for their latest play, First Things First, a comedy by Derek Benfield. The 42-year-old has an advantage - for
A VOLUNTEERING project for young disabled people will launch in Timperley next week. The Can Do programme will help disabled people aged 16 to 35 to participate in volunteer projects. The programme, run by the Leonard Cheshire Disability charity
A FRAUDSTER who dishonestly claimed more than £40,000 in benefits has had a confiscation order made against his assets. The order was granted last week at Minshull Street Crown Court against Gary Betts, 50, of Ryebank Road, Firswood. It ordered
