Burnham slams Government after Grayling backs Crossrail 2 just days after axing Northern rail plans
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has openly backed Crossrail 2, along with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
‘Change or spend your years in jail’: Judge’s warning to Stockport man, 20, after drugs and theft conviction
Minshull St Crown Court heard that Kyle Paul Toner, 20, formerly of Brindale House in Stockport, had stolen items including a vehicle, a pair of sunglasses and a sat nav system.
Greater Manchester sees sharp rise in anti-Semitic incidents after Brexit vote to leave EU
Since the Brexit vote there have been 152 incidents of anti-Semitic hate crime across Greater Manchester, while close to 60% of all anti-Semitic hate crime committed in 2016 took place after June 23.
Revealed: 100 people a day caught fare dodging on Manchester’s Metrolink
Last year more than 30,000 people were caught without a tram ticket across the Metrolink network. That amounts to almost a hundred people a day.
‘Bigger and better’: Metrolink praise patience through overhaul as customer satisfaction rises again
Despite Metrolink’s massive overhaul recently – which has turned the Manchester light rail network into the UK’s biggest – customer satisfaction is higher than ever.
General Election 2017: MM’s Live Blog
MM will be keeping you up-to-date with everything happening across Greater Manchester and the whole country throughout the night.
General Election 2017: As you were in Trafford as Brady and Green retain seats
With a strong turnout in Stretford and Urmston and in Sale and Altrincham West, Labour’s Kate Green and the Conservatives’ Graham Brady both won strong victories in their respective constituencies.
General Election 2017: MM’s Essential Guide
A special e-edition of MM’s Essential Guide to the 2017 General Election
Comment: If you’re a young person, it’s so important you vote
If there was a similar turnout to the one seen in 1992 it is very possible that young people could change the outcome of the 2017 election.
Salford centre gives homeless a voice as General Election registration deadline looms
After getting the green light from Parliament and Salford City Council, the Salford Unemployment and Community Resource Centre’s address and postcode can now be used by homeless people to register to vote in the General Election in June.
‘My last resort’: Radcliffe mum-of-four appeals for help in raising £3000 to avoid deportation from the UK
A Radcliffe woman is appealing for help in a bid to raise £3000 to avoid deportation from the UK.