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Severe delays expected near Heaton Park and M60 junctions 19–21 following Sunday motorway fatality

A 1960 Morris Minor nicknamed 'Vanessa' was crowned best in show at a packed event bringing together classic cars, bikes, local charities and support groups

Major motorway closure causes disruption for Oasis fans and drivers after man killed near junction 20

Protesters gathered in Rochdale town centre, today, Saturday 19 July, to call for justice for survivors of child sexual abuse, amid anger over the decision not to deport convicted grooming gang members.

Rochdale’s PO (SCC) Sally Tisdall has received a prestigious Lord Lieutenant Commendation for her unwavering commitment to youth development, community service, and voluntary leadership at the town’s Sea Cadet Unit, TS Frobisher II.

A beloved childminder from Milnrow has hung up her apron after an incredible 45 years of service, having cared for more than 1,000 children across Rochdale.

The family of Andrew Peak, a 58-year-old man from Greater Manchester, has paid tribute following his death in hospital after a serious road collision on the M60.

Two pieces of artwork portraying the Gallagher brothers have been taken from the outside of a small theatre close to Heaton Park.

A group of Year 10 pupils from Hollingworth Academy were given hands-on insights into sustainability-focused jobs during a visit to United Utilities’ headquarters in Warrington.

Pupils earn standing ovation as mayor joins proud send-off at Whitefield primary school

Bury Football Club have delivered a witty comeback after Noel Gallagher mocked them during Oasis’s Heaton Park reunion, reminding the rock star of the time the Shakers beat his beloved Manchester City.

A Bury based community radio station has been fined £3,500 after broadcasting a speech that breached Ofcom’s Broadcasting Code with antisemitic hate speech and offensive content.

Mum and Dad (William, fondly known as Lol) shared many happy years as Landlady and Landlord of The Royal Oak in Ramsbottom during the late '80s and '90s

A new public inquiry will "uncover the truth" behind the so-called "Battle of Orgreave", a bloody fight between striking miners and police officers in the 1980s.

Consumers will get stronger protections with a new water watchdog - as trust in water companies takes a record dive.

This was the fourth protest in just nine days here - around 500 people gathered outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, which is believed to house asylum seekers. 

England star Jess Carter says she has been the victim of racist abuse online during the UEFA Women's Euros in Switzerland.