A Greater Manchester-based kids’ media club has reached 1,000 children since launching. Media Cubs, the pop-up TV studio and newsroom club for children, has delivered after-school clubs, holiday camps and virtual clubs across the region [Read More]
A Trafford-based social entrepreneur has secured investment to expand their projects that enable people aged seven to 70 to develop news reporting and media skills. Kirsty Day, from Sale, has been awarded £21,600 from the [Read More]
The musical revue show, Elton John: It’s A Little Bit Funny, tells the incredible story of Elton John’s rise and fall (and rise again) as one of the most successful singer/songwriters ever. What would you [Read More]
A Sale nurse is launching a scheme to enable the town’s citizens to come together to support children with asthma. Heather Henry wants her home town to become the first asthma-friendly town in the UK [Read More]
A new estate agency is set to make its home in Hale – but it won’t be found on the high street. Hale Homes will be headed up by Jackie Atkins, who has 30 years’ [Read More]
Six teachers from Urmston Grammar have retired after racking up 190 years of service between them. Merrick Weems, Mike Parker, Liz Parker, Charlotte Clowes, Liz Reddington, and Angus Campbell said their goodbyes to pupils via [Read More]
An over-40s cricket team has celebrated its first win for more than five years. Bowdon Cricket Club near Altrincham in Greater Manchester last tasted victory in 2015 but on Wednesday night they finally broke their [Read More]
A group of young reporters have put questions to the Prime Minister, asking why they have not been included in the government’s discussions around Covid-19 and their futures. Pupils from a primary school in Trafford [Read More]
St Ann’s Hospice is preparing to reopen some of its shops to help raise money to ensure its nurses can continue to care for patients. St Ann’s cares for patients with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses [Read More]
Youngsters from a school in Sale have created their own news reports and YouTube video on coronavirus to help keep their family and friends calm and safe. The pupils from Woodheys Primary School have been [Read More]
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