Detectives treating huge blaze at Land Rover showroom as arson

DMA’s have announced rescheduled dates for their huge upcoming UK tour – see the full list of dates below.The gigs, on the back of the band’s new album ‘The Glow’, were initially rescheduled from May back until October 2020, and have now been rescheduled once again.The gigs will now take place in April 2021, beginning in Southampton at the Guildhall, and finishing up in Hull at the Bonus Arena.A huge Manchester show is also set for July 11 at Castlefield Bowl, and the band have tagged a new date

Manchester Evening News: “I feel very deeply devastated and so do our group members. “Somebody who lives directly across the road from me sent me a picture of some work people literally ripping it down without our consent or knowledge.“The cladding they were removing was actually put after the artwork was installed, it was around the artwork and wasn’t actually touching it.

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Real Housewives of Cheshire star Chantelle Heskey and her husband former England and Liverpool player Emile Heskey's bar came under attack from a masked man.The attacker was reportedly refused entry over social distancing rules before the frightening incident took place, reports the Manchester Evening News. Parea in Alderley Edge, Cheshire is owned by Chantelle and business partner James Golden and it had recently re-opened and was following COVID-19 guidelines.

Coronation Street star Samia Longchambon’s character Maria Connor has been a staple part of the soap since she first graced the cobbles on 19 May 2000.The character of Maria has been the centre of some major storylines and, as a result, she’s become a household name for Corrie fans.

A leading energy provider is investing £25m in Greater Manchester to support the wider city-region’s bid to be carbon neutral by 2038.The infrastructure provided by Electricity North West (ENW) will create capacity to power the switch to new technologies like electric vehicles - a vital part of Greater Manchester’s ‘green’ ambitions.An expanded high voltage network powered by substations and underground cables will be established across eight projects including in Manchester city centre from

were caught on Snapchat footage partying in the early hours. Officers turned up - before being pelted with missiles.Police have now served the woman - who they say was 'an organiser' - with a £100 fixed penalty fine.An anti-social behaviour closure notice has also been slapped on the property.It prohibits anyone from outside the household entering. Police said the party was a 'blatant breach of covid legislation'.

Manchester Evening News that the thrill seekers have been spotted out almost every night from around 11pm.

Bury this morning after a teenager was shot.A major police investigation has been launched after the boy suffered life-threatening injuries during an incident on Chesham Road at around 9.35pm yesterday.Several streets in the area remain cordoned off on Thursday morning with officers guarding the scene.The teenage boy was taken to hospital with what police described as 'life-threatening' injuries last night.No arrests have been made.Greater Manchester Police have been contacted for an update on

River Irwell near Manchester city centre.Emergency services were called to the water near Bridge Street in Salford, at 12.06pm on Wednesday (12 August). Eye witnesses described seeing a large response, with police, fire crews and paramedics at the scene.

A student who posed for a selfie before a night out was hit with an unexpected reaction from her pals.Siobhan Mulvey, 19, from Manchester, decided to take a snap before heading out for a family meal to celebrate her sister's 30th birthday.Posing with her silver New Look clutch bag in the air, she took a picture and captioned it 'Let's get drunk,' before uploading it to her Snapchat story.But the reflection from the window caused the silver bag to change colour, prompting her friends to believe

hereLabour estimated the funding could support an additional 15,000 businesses in areas with local restrictions.Shadow minister for business and consumers Ms Powell said: "It's a week since local restrictions were put in place in Greater Manchester, and West Yorkshire, yet there has been zero extra support for struggling businesses caught up in this public health crisis."We're seeing a wave of redundancies across the high street, threatening jobs and livelihoods, which could lead to ghost towns,

hereOr to like her Facebook page and keep up to with the latest news, click hereHere's the link to the M.E.N's main Facebook page where we share our latest stories.“Each one was carefully planned and fraudulent bank details were used to purchase high-value items from stores in Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester and Derbyshire.“The women committed the offences in order to fund their lavish lifestyles, buying expensive clothing, perfumes and designer sunglasses.“It is