Sale Sharks hungry for more European rugby, says Mills
Sale Sharks second row Jonathan Mills is hungry for more European rugby after his first taste of the highest level against Munster and Clermont.
Altrincham business leaders toasted at Chamber of Commerce awards
Business success was celebrated in style last night as Altrincham and Sale Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Business Awards.
Altrincham throws off ‘ghost town’ shackles: Chamber of Commerce awards recognise business leaders
Business leaders and the services they provide are due to be recognised in Altrincham and Sale’s Chamber of Commerce Annual Business Awards.
Man glassed in face after accidentally bumping into Sale pub thug
A man was glassed in the face on Saturday night in a ‘violent and unprovoked assault’ after bumping into another man on his way to the toilet at a Trafford bar.
Classical singer sues GMP after PCSO uses ‘aggressive begging’ law to stop him performing Pavarotti in Sale
Professional flautist and singer Barry Jackson, 48, was singing Luciano Pavarotti arias and playing music in a shopping precinct when the female community officer ordered him to move on saying he was a ‘beggar and a vagrant’ and was causing an obstruction.
Work underway to transform M60 and M62 into ‘smart motorways’ to cut congestion across Greater Manchester
Motorists will see a 17-mile stretch of network between junction 8 of the M60 near Sale and Junction 20 of the M62 near Rochdale kitted out with technology to tackle traffic jams
Trafford’s ‘buzzing art hub’ to be showcased in Sale Arts Trail – fusing food, music and galleries
The Sale Arts Trail has been set up by three artists to showcase the talents of Sale residents between July 11 and 13.
Driving force: £200million traffic-busting ‘smart motorway’ will save lives, says Manchester MP
Manchester MP John Leech has backed plans for the North West’s first £200million smart motorway to be constructed this year.
‘You never see an old man eating a Twix’: MM’s top five Karl Pilkington quotes
MM picks the top quotes from Sale-born Idiot Abroad star Karl Pilkington
Where do you draw the line? Trafford Council splash £4,000 on strip of double yellow lines in Sale
Trafford Council spent almost £4,000 in a scheme introducing double yellow lines to a small area of Sale last year.
Two thousand bicycles in… Sale: Greater Manchester biking festival raises cash for disabled cyclists
Festival goers attended the Sale Bicycle Festival with all proceeds going to the charity Simply Cycling, who modify bikes for disabled people.