Driving instructors forced to wait outside after DVSA close test centre waiting rooms due to coronavirus

Altrincham, got into her Mercedes A180 in the town centre, officers immediately stopped her and pulled her over. Despite ignoring requests to stop, she tried to walk away, but was escorted to their police car to undertake a roadside breath test, Manchester Magistrates Court heard.

Mirror. Keep in mind - these are UK-wide rule changes.

have already been replaced by blocks of flats and offices.And the trend looks set to continue as development continues, particularly in the area around Piccadilly station when HS2 arrives.At a meeting in 2018, Simon Warburton, strategy director at Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), said cheap parking in the city centre would 'soon be gone' adding: "In 20 years' time people will wonder why Manchester ever dedicated so much land around Piccadilly to car parking."The biggest question mark is

Wigan pub has been forced to close after breaching coronavirus regulations, a council said. The Black Bull, on Market Street, Standish, was served a direction notice by Wigan town hall and Greater Manchester Police under new powers granted by updated Covid-19 regulations.

school bubbles have now been sent home across Greater Manchester and St Gilbert's is the third primary school to shut altogether. Last week we reported how St Luke's Primary in Heywood had to close amid 'staffing issues' because of the pandemic.

Manchester Evening News has spoken to care home bosses who say the major delays - nearly trebling the Government target of 'up to 72 hours' - are causing them stress and anxiety as they brace themselves for a potential second wave.

coronavirus. It took the primary school pupil three days to get an appointment for a Covid-19 test, despite having a chronic lung condition and asthma.

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Love Island star from Manchester has caused a frenzy among her social media followers by giving away a haul of goodies including Louis Vuitton luggage to celebrate reaching a landmark one million YouTube subscribers.However it came to Molly-Mae's attention that many people were complaining the competition post was clogging up their feeds."Funny how some of my 'mates' can’t take two seconds of their time to enter my giveaway and support my business but they can enter Molly-Mae’s giveaway and even

The Manchester Evening News."I asked for four things, firstly can Bolton have extra funds to help business? Second, can the furlough scheme in Bolton be extended or changed to provide more support."Third, I asked for more efforts to be made to improve test and trace. Some people are having to travel miles to get tested."And, I asked for more resources to be given to the local authority so that they can hire more people.

Wigan, was forced to close on Friday (September 4) after being found to be in breach of the rules.

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