The Michael Carrick Foundation has launched a football boot amnesty in Manchester, Trafford and Stockport to ensure youngsters have access to the equipment they need to be able to take part in sport. Running throughout [Read More]
Two friends have turned their passion for cars into a business by reviving a garage in Timperley. Ben Ray and Martin Stone – who have each 20 years’ experience in the industry and are long-time [Read More]
Volunteers from Trafford Park and the surrounding area came together to act as “Litter Heroes” tidying up a discarded waste eyesore. Areas of the Trafford Park Village have been blighted by rubbish so a local [Read More]
Young people across south Manchester are taking part in a new project that will empower them to become campaigners of the future to mark International Women’s Day. The Game Changers project is exploring the movement [Read More]
A girls’ section has been kick-started at Ashton-on-Mersey Football Club thanks to a grant from The Football Association to boost the grassroot game for young females. The club has been successful in gaining £3,000 of [Read More]
Free dementia communication courses will be held in Trafford to support family and friends of a person living with the disease. The Empowered Conversations course, which is run by Salford social enterprise Six Degrees takes [Read More]
Sale Golf Club has won a national award from England Golf. Sale is the first club in the Mersey Valley to receive the GolfMark award and only the eighth in the whole of Cheshire. GolfMark [Read More]
The Railway Club has again honoured the memory of long-standing member Susan Heslop. A 50-mile bike ride from Chester to the social club’s headquarters in Chester Road, Stretford, and fundraising evening raised £4,800 for St [Read More]
John Hesketh, director at HomeTown Plus, talks to South Manchester News about Tesco’s plans to leave Stretford Mall after four decades and the effect it will have on the shopping centre A couple of weeks ago it [Read More]
Two young brothers from Sale have launched a charity art competition to help save endangered animals. Milo and Dante Houghland, aged eight and five, began their ‘Art for Animals’ project after becoming concerned for the [Read More]
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