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The leadership and management at a Manchester primary school has been labelled ‘inadequate’ after a scathing Ofsted report.

The proposed reforms will enable people without a minicab license to drive one when it is ‘off duty’, end annual license checks and allow minicab operators to subcontract bookings to firms in other areas

A Freedom of Information request from the Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) revealed that in 2010-11 the number of fares issued stood at 226, with five fewer in 2011-12

It is currently Age UK’s National Falls Awareness Week and the charity is providing information which aims to help those at risk reduce the chance of taking a tumble

Selfie-snapping shoppers around Manchester are going to be among the first in the world to try out the latest in cutting edge 3D printing technology courtesy of Asda Trafford.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to fill Manchester’s streets to celebrate the city’s fifth annual Manchester Day parade this weekend.

A 67-year-old man has been taken to hospital after being hit by a train at Urmston station, Trafford.

Mohammed Mian, 35, of Gredle Close, Urmston, was jailed in 2009 and handed a five year driving disqualification after pleading guilty to death by dangerous driving

A charity that provides vital support to veterans with combat stress and their families has earmarked Manchester as a potential future location.

Researchers from The University of Manchester are recruiting lung cancer patients from around the North West to take part in a study to look at the online information available in the hope of enabling people to catch it earlier.

Photography enthusiasts will want to snap up a spot at the South Manchester Camera Club’s annual print exhibition at the Old Parsonage in Didsbury this weekend.