Monthly Archives: May 2016
Tap a table! App will help diners book restaurants at the last minute
A new app, which helps diners book restaurant tables at the last minute and at a discounted price, has won two awards and is...
Brains and beauty: Medic-in-the making reaches finals of Miss Manchester
A sixth form student from Manchester, who says she suffered from low-esteem just a few years ago, has finished in the top 10 of...
Politics is a family affair: 21-year-old councillor follows in mum’s footsteps
Politics runs in the family for some people and the Khans from Manchester are proving to be a name to watch out for in...
Student’s architecture is ‘out of this world’
Martian passport for Manc architect
A student architect from Manchester has been named as a finalist in an international competition to design a habitat on...
Pound Land
Under the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954, tenants of premises which are occupied for business purposes (as opposed to residential) are provided with a...
Police praise the Pakistani authorities for their assistance in extraditing Bradford man
West Yorkshire police has highly praised the Pakistani authorities on their assistance in extraditing a Bradford man who was wanted in connection to two...
Grotty Practice: GP surgery stamped as inadequate by health bosses
A GP surgery in Manchester has been thrown into special measures and ordered to clean up its act after the Care Quality Commission (CQC)...
More pupils than expected in ‘illegal schools’ across England
Many more children are hidden from the authorities in unregistered schools across England than previously thought, Ofsted's chief inspector has said.
Sir Michael Wilshaw said...
Manchester’s top female cop suspended after ‘dispute with fellow police woman about breasts’
What a bust up!
Assistant Chief Constable rowed with Superintendent at Senior Women in Policing conference
The pair starting arguing about whose breasts were...
INTENSIVE: Talks continue on dispute of junior doctor’s contract
Many junior doctors have vowed to leave Britain to move overseas because of the proposed changes
In what has been seen as the most bitter,...
Moss Side Jihadist fighter dies
Former Liverpool Uni student killed in Syria
A Jihadist fighter and key figure of Daesh recruitment - from Moss Side in Manchester -has been killed...
Racist rapper banned from festival
Zayn Malik is victim of bigoted twitter spat
A British music festival has dropped American rapper Azealia Banks, 24, from her headlining slot after she...
Granny-aged mummy: Indian woman gives birth in her 70s
A successful round of IVF treatment has ensured an Indian couple have been able to celebrate the birth of their first child this month...at...
Malala backs poetry initiative
Education activist praises ‘Mother Tongue Other Tongue’ project
A national Laureate Education Project, led by the Poet Laureate, Dame Carol Ann Duffy, has been backed...
SHOCKING: Poll shows almost 2/3 of Germans don’t feels Islam fits in with...
A survey shows a shocking result of almost two-thirds of Germans believing that Islam doesn't fit in with their country.
The survey of 1,003 Germans was conducted between 2nd...
Aishwarya’s ‘Sarbjit’ to be screened at 69th Cannes Film Festival
With an abundance of A-listers and plenty of opportunities for glorious red-carpet appearances and attires, one of the most notable dates on the international...
Curry carnival! A sprinkle of Mowgli magic at Rochdale Feel Good Festival
This summer will see the Rochdale Feel Good Festival bring its bright and breezy - and not to mention totally tasty - vibe to...
Mini-art-ure: Microscopic art exhibition coming to Manchester
A British micro-artist whose tiny sculptures have been described as the eighth wonder of the world is currently exhibiting some of his finest work...
City sitting pretty in world rich list
Mansour’s millions keep blue moon shining bright in Manchester
Sheikh Mansour’s impact at Manchester City is one which cannot be overestimated.
Since acquiring the club eight...
Royal welcome for maternity unit: Princess Anne visits Bradford Royal Infirmary
Mothers, babies, midwives and doctors at Bradford Royal Infirmary welcomed a royal visitor into their midst on Tuesday 10th May as HRH The Princess...
