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The famously prolific musician, who formed The Fall in Prestwich in 1976, fell ill last year and cancelled a number of US tour dates.

Cllr Sean Hornby, the leader of UKIP group on Bolton Council, called for Mr Bolton to step down, saying the party chief’s position was ‘untenable’.

The Women Against State Pension Inequality – better known as WASPI – are still demanding justice, seven years after the government raised their state pension age by up to six years without giving them any or only very little notice.

Maxine Peake has just landed a coveted role at the University of Manchester.

Legally Blonde the Musical is coming to Manchester – and your dog could be a part of the show.

Manchester Town Hall closed for six years on Monday ahead of its £328m redevelopment – but what do Mancunians and visitors think of the news?

Manchester families lock horns an incredible 447 times each year, according to a new survey.

An alarming number of teachers have been forced to go on long-term stress leave in the North West.

As part of hosting company UKFast’s mission to promote, motivate and encourage digital education, the local organisation has begun a new programme of developing cyber cafés across the Greater Manchester region.

A legendary football coach is to receive a blue plaque 60 years after dying in the Munich air disaster.

A 96-year-old woman was followed from a bank in to Quality Save where she was approached by a woman who distracted her with items she had picked up in the shop.