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  • 5 days ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Chris Slater |Charlotte Hall

    The Shakers won 4-0 in front of almost 9,000 fans to go up as championsBury FC fans have erupted in jubilation as their side's resurgence up the football pyramid began. Six years ago, the club were kicked out of the football league in what was the darkest day in the club's 140-year history. But just two years after two supporter-led groups merged to form the current phoenix club, they have secured their first promotion, to the eighth tier of English football.

  • 1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Kenny Parker |Chris Slater

    Erin Gallacher, 23, and her then boyfriend Keir Lyons, were arrested at Creamfields festival in Runcorn, CheshireA judge says 'drug of the moment' ketamine should be reclassified after a couple travelled hundreds of miles to try and smuggle almost 2,000 worth of it into a music festival.

  • 1 week ago | walesonline.co.uk | Chris Slater |Robert Harries

    A family is grappling with immense grief following the tragic loss of a beloved father and son within days of each other. Justin Chappell, aged 28, passed away on Friday, March 14, after suffering a fatal seizure in the bathroom of his Tameside home. His father, Alan Chappell, 72, was discovered unconscious just four days later at the same Dukinfield residence. Concerned relatives, unable to contact him, were forced to break a window to enter the house, where they found Alan unresponsive in bed.

  • 1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Chris Slater |Greta Simpson

    A WWII tank shell was 'uncovered' on a street in StockportHome were evacuated after a Second World War tank shell was discovered in Stockport. Emergency services attended, and the bomb squad were called in, following the discovery at a house on Reuben Street. The Manchester Evening News understands it was found during a clearance of the house, said to have once been occupied by an elderly couple. Police and firefighters were among those who responded and set up a cordon in the area.

  • 2 weeks ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Chris Slater

    'It will make a massive difference'A crossing has been installed on a main road in Stockport after a heartfelt appeal from a schoolgirl. Hannah, 10, wrote to her MP last year saying a crossing was badly needed in Heaton Moor so she could safely walk to the school on her own when she starts Year 6 in September. The letter was passed on to Stockport Council who agreed and started work on the crossing on Heaton Moor Road, near the junctions with Peel Moat Road and Broomfield Road, earlier this year.

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Chris Slater @chrisslaterMEN
9 Apr 25

Love this. How the intervention of a 10 year-old girl helped get a crossing installed at a busy junction in Stockport https://t.co/1zNJmQlC0b

Chris Slater
Chris Slater @chrisslaterMEN
8 Apr 25

Detectives are currently going door-to-door speaking to residents. One person living nearby says they were asked by police yesterday what they were doing between 8pm on Sunday evening and 4am on Monday morning. Whilst another said they were asked if they had any CCTV

Chris Slater
Chris Slater @chrisslaterMEN
8 Apr 25

Some floral tributes have been left in front garden of the property, where an officer continues to stand guard https://t.co/TcTcPfvokU