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we decided to share her story to highlight the struggle many families have faced this year.The mum, from Bolton, agreed to go by the name of Tina, as she didn't want those closest to her to know how badly she was coping.Her story resonated with so many of our readers, and we were overwhelmed by the number of people who got in touch offering to help Tina. A gofundme page was set up with the aim of raising £500 to help Tina and her husband buy Christmas presents for their children this year.

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Bury line last night show a crowded carriage with passengers unable to socially distance. The images sent to the Manchester Evening News were taken on a Metrolink service approaching Abraham Moss at around 8pm on Monday.

to a report of a 39-year-old man appearing in hospital with a gunshot wound to the foot. The shooting took place earlier that morning around 5am, near to Cromwell Road in Salford, say Greater Manchester Police officers.

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Manchester Evening News , the 28-year-old said the sudden boom in demand has been a “long time coming”. “It’s been a long time coming; it’s been brewing and coming together the last two years and since the pandemic, everything’s just gone boom,” he said.“We’ve had the shop there for nearly seven years now and we’ve noticed in the last seven years some property prices have almost doubled.

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direct to your inboxA mum with breast cancer says she owes her life to two of the Nolan sisters - who helped her identify the lump which could have killed her.Gail Jones, 55, is a lifelong superfan of the 70s popstars and has seen them in concert more than 100 times.Ten years ago Bernie Nolan had just been diagnosed with cancer, and made Gail promise she'd check herself regularly, when they met backstage after a gig.Ever since Gail, from Manchester, has diligently checked her breasts for lumps

in Salford it has been confirmed. A blue coloured Renault left the A57 Liverpool Road in Irlam and collided with several trees, police said.

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Salford to help others who have also suffered life-altering disabilities. “By the time they did the amputation, I didn’t really get much notice,” she told the Manchester Evening News .

Manchester Evening News."I know this time of year a lot of the older generations will rely on the churches, and if you're in a position to help, then you should help."2020 has been a challenging year, everyone is sticking together and trying to do right by each other. We're Salford people, when there's a crisis with people in need we always rise to the occasion."Designed in 1865 by a renowned Victorian architect, St Luke’s Church is known as the ‘Church on the Hill’.

Manchester Evening News spoke to, who wished not to be named, splits her time between the area where Archie Street stood, and the real Coronation Street. She works at the St Clement's Church food bank, but has lived on Coronation Street for years."We see tourists all the time coming to take pictures - it shows how many people all over the world watch it.

Salford has seen a surge in housebuilding over the last decade but the city still struggles to offer a mix of housing, at affordable prices and a sufficient spread.Nearly 90pc of all new homes built in Salford last year were apartments in Ordsall, around the Quays and along the borough's border with Manchester.A total of 3,867 homes were completed in the city between April 2019 and March 2020, according to the council's calculations – 3,419 of them were flats.The Ordsall ward, the area

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anger from residents this week about the decision to put the borough into Tier 3 restrictions when national lockdown ends.

Manchester Evening News, Mark said his grandmother accidentally dropped a piece of tissue as she tried to get her keys from her handbag.The council say it was 'deliberate'.Margaret was told the fine would increase to £100 if she didn't pay it within two weeks.That's the same amount as her weekly state pension, which she says she needs to cover her bills buy food."We were just walking to the shop on Monday at about 12pm, it was a residential road, not a very busy main road," Mark said."I was