In his twenties, Jake Lancaster would spend half-term making coffees on film sets. A teacher at the time, he had dreams of making it big in Hollywood.
07.08.2023 - 09:39 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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Both homeowners and privately renting tenants can get
In his twenties, Jake Lancaster would spend half-term making coffees on film sets. A teacher at the time, he had dreams of making it big in Hollywood.
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Friday, August 18.
With the way this summer is shaping up, any day out comes with a risk of getting a good soaking.
Manchester United have completed the installation of 'ground-breaking' Wi-Fi at Old Trafford to improve connectivity for match-going supporters.
Self-confessed eccentric Val Martin has been selling historic crystal chandeliers imported from the great houses of Europe from the antique shop she also calls home in Hale village for nearly 40 years.
The founder of an energy company has admitted they 'dropped the ball' after a Manchester resident was left without hot water for over a year.
A family says a dream trip to America turned into 'something off Fawlty Towers' after they were told their flight booking didn't exist.
Manchester United supporters group The 1958 are planning two early season protests when the Premier League campaign kicks off next week.
A strong second half saw Manchester United to a 3-1 win over Ligue 1 side Lens in the only friendly at Old Trafford this summer.
So, you think you know your Mancunian post-punk bands from your United stats do you?
When Hugo Stafford started suffering from fatigue and a high temperature, doctors thought he might have had a viral infection.
Gareth Southgate has defended his decision to keep picking Harry Maguire but insists there are 'some good young centre-backs' ready to challenge for his England place.
Gooey, the Manchester bakery that got itself a ringing endorsement from R&B icon Lizzo, has landed a new spot at the Trafford Centre. It’s set up in the Selfridges food hall in a smart new concession front and centre of the posh department store.
Erik ten Hag looks set to land his third major signing of the summer this week after Manchester United agreed a fee for Rasmus Hojlund on Saturday.
Manchester United have agreed a £72million fee with Atalanta for striker Rasmus Hojlund.
With Manchester home to two of the most renowned football teams in the world, it is no surprise that some of the wealthiest footballer players choose to reside in our region. Over the years, many affluent areas in the boroughs of Trafford, Stockport and Salford have been home to some pretty big Premiere League footballers including Marcus Rashford, Harry Maguire and Phil Foden.
Manchester United could bank £20million in total for Anthony Elanga after he joined Nottingham Forest in an initial £15m deal.
Tommy Fury has been spotted for the first time without his fiancée Molly-Mae by his side after his fairytale clifftop proposal. The professional boxer, 24 was instead out in Manchester supporting his brother Tyson Fury and sister-in-law Paris Fury at the launch of the new energy drink 'Furiocity by Tyson Fury'. Newly engaged Tommy, who had clearly caught a tan from his recent Ibiza getaway, rocked a casual look to the event in a white T-shirt, green chino trousers and a pair of white and green shoes.
Manchester City youngster Dire Mebude is expected to complete a permanent move to Westerlo.
Shoe designer Christian Louboutin, known for his red-soled heels, is launching his chlidrenswear range in Greater Manchester. There will be a special Louboutin Kids pop-up shop heading to the Trafford Centre "just in time for the start of the new school year", it has been announced today.