THE Prime Minister will fall soon. The people voted for Brexit because they wanted a government that was accountable to them. Westminster, which has some semblance of control of only 40 per cent of our laws, is behaving like a puppet of the EU
BRASS and Voices, a concert for the Mayor’s Charity Fund will take place at the Salvation Army church, Ashton Lane, Sale, on Saturday, February 2 at 7pm. For the second time,12-year-old chorister Oscar Fairclough, from Sale, will perform. He
TWO police officers sabotaged a string of child sex abuse investigations out of a combination of "cynical disdain" for accusers and laziness, a court has heard. Detective constables Sharon Patterson, 49, and Lee Pollard, 47, forged documents and
THE NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group announced on November 2 that it will no longer prescribe gluten-free food to patients who need to follow a gluten-free diet. Trafford CCG is faced with a deficit of £23 million so as part of its financial
This month sees a nationwide crackdown on speeding motorists. The three-week long 'Speed Enforcement' campaign is being co-ordinated by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and will take place across the country until January 27. The campaign
IT'S a bumper weekend of events across Greater Manchester with everything from hard rockers Skid Row to theatre with The Producers. Four our picks of the best stuff on around the area, check out our guide... GIGS CHRIS SMITHER — Bury Met,
A MAN suffered broken ribs and broken bones in his face after being kicked down a flight of stairs in a nightclub. Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to in relation to the incident. The victim, a man in his 40s, was walking
AFTER a frosty start to the morning in Dunham Park, reader Gill Baker, from Sale, captured this image of a small group of fallow deer wait for breakfast. If you have a picture you would like to see published on this, page, send it with your details
REVELRIES aside, New Year could be the time to pause, reflect, and maybe, usher in a fresh start. ‘Kumbhak’ is a sacred pitcher containing ‘Amrit ‘(the elixir of immortality), amrit which leads us to the path of enlightenment, which involves pure
LEADERS Jolly Butcher won the clash between the top two in the Altrincham and Sale Round the Board Darts League, beating Cringlewood 5-2. Butcher started brighter before Cringlewood bounced back with a couple of wins of their own. But the firepower
TRAFFORD MV beat Tyldesley 31-25 to secure a place in the Lancashire Trophy final against Widnes in May. Trafford improved on recent performances with good early possession and decent phases of play creating pressure deep in the Tyldesley half.
MANCHESTER Storm had a maximum-point winning weekend with victories at Nottingham (3-0) and at home to Fife Flyers (7-4). Beating big-spending Nottingham in their own arena was a great start to the weekend and in doing so Storm recorded a double
FORMER PGA professional Glyn Richards' path over the last 20 years has seen him take up a number of varied roles across the golf industry from starting his career at Northenden as assistant pro then moving to High Legh Park as membership sales advisor
THE annual gentleman’s dinner at Sale Golf Club had a full house as they celebrated another great season on their superb course. Captain David Carlile gave a warm welcome to guests and long-standing friends from Dunscar and Worsley Golf Club, with
TRAFFORD secured a comfortable but crucial three points with a 3-0 home victory against Chasetown that moves them to within touching distance of the play-off positions in Evo-StikWest. After a bright start in which the visitors made several last-ditch
PHIL Parkinson admitted Altrincham are no longer in the running to be National League North champions after their latest setback, but insisted they are ‘more than capable’ of securing a place in the promotion play-offs. The Alty boss was forced
ALTRINCHAM Kersal remain top of Lancs/Cheshire Division One after a thumping 85-7 home win against Fleetwood last weekend. Kersal took an early lead with a well-worked try in the first two minutes which set the pattern for the whole game. The
ALTRINCHAM'S play-off aspirations took a heavy blow after a disastrous second-half at Chorley saw them lose 4-1. Having got their National League North form back on track last week with an impressive win at Boston, things were again looking good
I MENTIONED in last week’s column that I had booked my first audition of the year. It went really well and I got a call back, where I met the director, who is very well known and respected in the industry. The call back went great and I really
According to ratings.food.gov.uk, businesses with a rating of one in Trafford as of January 17, 2019 are: Alfresco Pizzeria, Northenden Road, Sale Ashiana Takeaway, Upper Chorlton Road, Old Trafford Blanchflower, Shaws Road, Altrincham
Trafford restaurants, pubs, cafes, takeaways and hotels with a food hygiene rating of two according to the Food Standards Agency as of January 17: Ashton Hall Equestrian Centre, Sale Ashton On Mersey Rugby Club, Sale Borello, Sale Bowlers
Trafford restaurants, pubs, cafes, takeaways and hotels with a food hygiene rating of four according to the Food Standards Agency as of January 17: Adrak Restaurant, Urmston AFC Urmston Meadowside, Urmston Allens Fried Chicken, Sale
Trafford restaurants, pubs, cafes, takeaways and hotels with a food hygiene rating of three according to the Food Standards Agency as of January 17: A Taste of India, Altrincham Amblehurst Hotel, Sale Amigo Pizza Limited, Stretford
Trafford restaurants, pubs, cafes, takeaways and hotels with a food hygiene rating of five according to the Food Standards Agency as of January 17: A S E Club, Altrincham Adidas Trafford, Trafford Park Adventure Forest, Trafford Park
THE filthiest takeaways, restaurants and pubs in Trafford have been revealed. Three of the borough's businesses received the lowest possible rating of zero for food hygiene. A further 46 takeaways received a lowly one star rating, meaning urgent
