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Robert, 26, died on June 11 last year, five days after the assault at the music festival which left him fighting for life with bleeding on the brain

Benjamin Jon Edge, 25, fell from the roof of a metal structure he was helping to dismantle in Ramsbottom last December.

The new research, commissioned by budgeting account provider thinkmoney, shows that an average of 30% of people, or 5 million nationwide, faked illness to skip work in the last 12 months.

North West residents spend an average of two months a year on the sofa, according to a new poll.

A Rochdale woman has been sentenced after defrauding her elderly ill mother out of over £100,000.

The royal honour is the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK, celebrating the outstanding work that millions of people do for their local communities.

Greater Manchester Police unveiled their new on-the-road drug-testing kit to the public yesterday in Piccadilly Gardens.

MPs and councillors across Greater Manchester have taken to social media to pay tribute to former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy, who has died at the age of 55.

An Openshaw nursery has been dealt a double blow after being deemed ‘inadequate’ by Ofsted AND in need of ‘major improvement’ by the Food Standards Agency.

As part of national Volunteering Week, gardeners at St Ann’s Hospice have revealed how tending to the shrubs and buds at the Heald Green site helped them cope with the loss of their loved ones.

A paper authored by University of Manchester health economists suggests the Conservative government’s proposed plans for introducing a seven-day NHS service is not the most cost-effective means of doing so.