Ending the fear: Clare’s Law saves almost 280 people from domestic abuse in just TWO years
Life-saving Clare’s Law has already saved nearly 280 people from domestic abuse in just two years, police announce today.
Spliff busters: Cannabis farm tip-offs up 20% since GMP ‘Scratch and Sniff’ crackdown
Hundreds of scratch and sniff cards were delivered to drug hot-spots with the intention of familiarizing the public with the potent odour so they would be able to detect nearby cannabis farms
Not so NEET: Government are out of touch with unemployed youth of today, says Manchester jobseeker
John Longworth, Director General at(BCC), has announced the UK’s unemployment rate will drop from over 6.4% in the second quarter of 2014 to 5.5% in the second quarter of 2015
Man City super skipper Tony Book compares current crop to legendary 1960s Blues on 80th birthday
Book joined the Citizens in 1966 after moving from Plymouth Argyle and duly became their most decorated captain – taking them to a First Division title, FA Cup, League Cup and European Cup Winners’ Cup.
The strife of Brian: Ex-Man City boss fears record Premier League spend could mean death of small clubs
With a record £835million spent on new players by Premier League clubs, this transfer window was the most expensive in English football history.
Don’t be a chicken! We must not be ‘scared’ of no-meat diets to save food reserves, warns Manchester doctor
People need to start recognising animal rights and begin making healthier food choices to prevent the world’s food reserves from plummeting, warns a Manchester ethicist.
Piccadilly Pulse: Do you think Wayne Rooney should be captain of England?
In his first appearance since receiving the captain’s armband full time, Wayne Rooney’s penalty gave England a 1-0 win over Norway.
Dane on a plane: Peter Schmeichel fears volcano ash cloud repeat ahead of Man Utd charity cycle in Iceland
Speaking ahead of the Fire and Ice Cycle Challenge, the Great Dane revealed he had feared a repeat of the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in 2010, which left millions stranded
Manchester City Council letter demands King Street Gaza protesters ‘leave camp and don’t come back’
Manchester City Council have ordered King Street Gaza protestors to pack up their action camp in a letter issued this morning.
Phil Jones backs ‘composed’ Rooney to shine as England skipper despite Norway snoozefest
England captain Wayne Rooney’s penalty gave The Three Lions a 1-0 win against Norway in front of a sparse Wembley attendance of just 40,181.
They’ve got my number: Former Wales captain Ryan Jones eyes 2015 World Cup for international comeback
Jones is expected to return to a Bristol shirt in November, which will rule him out of Wales’ autumn internationals but with a World Cup on the horizon in 2015 the No.8 is refusing to wave the white flag just yet.