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Oldham Council is planning a number of Remembrance Sunday ceremonies to honour those who have fallen during warfare.

The Printworks will be selling hundreds of jars of Manchester’s finest ‘live from the hive’ honey as they celebrate their second annual harvest to raise money for two Manchester charities.

Local communities have been called upon to work together to prevent burglary, as the Greater Manchester Police go through ‘challenging times’.

In the fight to end modern slavery and human trafficking Greater Manchester Police must ‘be brave’ in their partnerships with other agencies, according to the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.

Homeowners in Manchester can now have their house searched for any signs of paranormal activity, thanks to an online estate agent.

The Little Print Shop of Horrors – a ‘bad’ way of helping a good cause – will reopen for a fifth year before this Halloween.

Michelin star chef Paul Rankin served up a tasty treat of his new sausage range in Manchester ahead of a national competition to find the UK’s best ‘mini-chef’.

A selection of original prints are being exhibited in aid of a Manchester mental health charity by a Northern Quarter bar, as part of this year’s Manchester Design Week.

A presidentially-approved charity has officially launched in Greater Manchester, encouraging young people head back to school, to help tackle educational inequality.

Salix Homes housing association, who now own the Duchy Road home where Delaney wrote her most famous play A Taste of Honey, are teaming up with Kersal Vale Beekeepers to produce commemorative honey pots for the second year running.

Violent crime in Greater Manchester has risen by 39% in the last year, whilst the number of sexual offences has risen by 52%.