Month: June 2016

Partners and staff across Clarke Nicklin, including accountancy, tax and marketing, delivered a tour and short presentation to the students giving the visitors the chance to find out about what a career in an accountancy practice might be like. [Read More]

Residents in Manchester will be getting smaller waste bins as the council tries to save £2.4m per year. Changes, agreed by Manchester City Council’s Executive committee, will see current 240-litre black bins replaced by slimmer 140-litre grey [Read More]

His parents told the press at the time, that Jack died while skateboarding…”doing what he loved”. [Read More]

Children from a south Manchester primary school had a special visit from Manchester’s Lord Mayor to congratulate them on their achievements. Crowcroft Park Primary School in Longsight welcomed Cllr Carl Austin-Behan to a special assembly [Read More]

More than 1,500 walkers celebrated in style and marked the 10th anniversary of the St Ann’s Hospice Manchester Midnight Walk. Heavy showers eased thankfully just as walkers set off on a 10k circuit of the [Read More]

Hundreds of people put their glad rags on for the Beechwood Butterfly Ball – raising almost £50,000 for the cancer care centre. The ball at the Palace Hotel Manchester raised an amazing £47,500 for the [Read More]

Services resumed at the weekend meaning passengers are once again able to make their usual journeys through the area. Network Rail repaired the damage in less than two weeks, minimising the impact of the closure to passengers. [Read More]

Stockport residents are being invited to commemorate the centenary of the Battle of The Somme this week. The centenary event will take place at the Stockport War Memorial on Friday, July 1, at 11am. This is [Read More]