Chaos at Trafford Centre as customers queue for over TWO hours to get out of car park

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police officers are asking for the public’s help after a black Seat Leon was deliberately set alight in a car park in Gair Crescent, Carluke, in the early hours of Saturday, October 17.At around 3.40am, three men, only described as being white and between 16 and 20 years of age, were seen at the car which was then set alight and subsequently seriously damaged.Detective Sergeant Jim Williamson, from Wishaw

Police have issued a warning to Trafford Centre to shoppers to wear a face covering - or receive a fine.The Greater Manchester Police team in Stretford said they had officers in the shopping centre yesterday, and will be back again on Sunday.So far five tickets have been issued to people who did not have a covering and could not present valid exemption.The fine is now £200 for a first offence, reduced to £100 if paid within 14 days.The government has also warned that repeat offenders receiving

"A man has been released under investigation after being questioned by officers today but enquiries are very much ongoing. "If you witnessed this collision of have any CCTV or dash-cam footage, please get in touch as soon as possible.

Manchester and Salford Branch - to push down to see where the cat had ended up. A fire crew helped to remove some cladding and used their ladders and chimney rods to reach the cat.

staging Cinderella as part of its drive-in Winter Festival at the Trafford Centre in December.

Police, is accused of murdering nurse Claire Parry, 41, in a pub car park on May 9.Richard Smith QC, prosecuting, told Salisbury Crown Court that the 41-year-old defendant, described as a "womaniser", had been having an affair with Mrs Parry for more than 10 years.In the days before her death, Mrs Parry had started to believe her marriage to Andrew Parry, also a Dorset Police officer, was coming to an end as well as her relationship with the defendant.He said she had carried out research using

here"It's as busy now as it is at Christmas."It's free to park, it's undercover."Customers have told us they're buying now in case there's a lockdown at Christmas."The complaints came a week after furious drivers vented their anger after claiming they were stuck in the car park at the Trafford Centre for ‘hours’.The Intu shopping centre was gridlocked last Saturday afternoon as shoppers desperately tried to get home.Many took to social media to complain of the delays, with some claiming they

Edinburgh after traffic lights malfunctioned. Around fifty cars were stranded for up to an hour as they queued to leave the Longstone Sainsbury 's branch.

arrested in in connection an attempted murder probe in Ayrshire. It comes after a 35-year-old man was found seriously injured at a supermarket car park in Ayr.

Trafford Centre.

Apple has temporarily closed its Trafford Centre store after members of staff were affected by coronavirus.The tech giant has shut the branch until further notice 'out of an abundance of caution'.A spokesman said Covid-19 had 'affected some team members' but declined to confirm if anyone had tested positive for the virus."We always put the health and wellbeing of our customers and teams above everything else and our stores are only open when we’re confident we can serve customers in a safe