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A&E waiting times could plummet at one of Manchester’s largest hospitals this week as a successful national initiative kicks into action there.

A Manchester University professor has predicted George Osborne to announce ‘grim’ benefit cuts in tomorrow’s summer budget – the first budget for the new Conservative government.

An inquest into the ‘tragic’ death of Jordon Begley after he was Tasered by police has raised ‘serious issues’ about the officers’ conduct – GMP have extended their sympathies to his ‘devastated’ family.

Household bins in Bolton are to be replaced with slimmer ones in a bid to save the borough £1.25million a year.

Manchester has been ranked the top city in England for graduate opportunities and affordable housing, according to a new report launched today.

Teenage traders and performers are being invited to sell their wares in Eccles later this month following the announcement of the second ever Teenage Market in the town.

A Manchester care worker believes that young people in care are being ‘criminalised’ after figures revealed that they were five times more likely to end up facing the criminal justice system.

A brave man has been left with two fractured eye sockets after trying to ‘defend the honour’ of his partner and her friend after a brute jumped into their taxi and hurled abuse at them outside Blackdog Ballroom in Northern Quarter

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is in the early phases of implementing a scheme which will make Manchester the second UK city after London to have crossings with countdown timers.

George Osborne must explain how the postponement of Network Rail’s planned update work will impact the ‘Northern Powerhouse’, according to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).

A dog found in a ‘terrible condition’ by Salford wardens after suffering cruel abuse at the hands of her owners has become the inspiration for the very first Dogs in Salford Festival after making a full recovery.