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Sandbar saying that the reduced hours, coupled with all the other measures it has had to introduce, would 'destroy' it as a business. Becky Wilkes, senior sales and marketing manager at 20 Stories, said: "It's ridiculous that hospitality's being targeted like this.

turned away from a testing centre in Bolton.Meanwhile in Bury, dozens of people were pictured queuing up for tests at the Mosses Centre.

The brand was built on Cruyff's vision to create a new type of footwear for footballers, in partnership with close friend and designer Emilio Lazzarini.

cannot take place.This is due to local lockdown restrictions brought in to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

A gang of homeless men attacked and stabbed a victim in Manchester city centre after he had tried to save his girlfriend from their clutches, a court heard.The victim emerged from a shop to protect his girlfriend who had become involved in a row with the group of men only to be stabbed twice and beaten to the ground where he was kicked and stamped on.Only two of the attackers has been brought to justice for the vicious attack, with one of them blaming 'spice rage'.Jeremy Lasker, prosecuting,

the latest infection rate data shows.

in Bolton.  Police were called to Smithills Dean Road to reports of a crash involving several cars on Tuesday (September 16).  A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said a driver involved in the accident allegedly failed a drugs test at the scene.  The force claims it’s the second time the driver has been arrested for drug driving in four days. In a tweet, GMP Traffic said: “#XT14 attended Smithills Dean Road Bolton following RTC involving several cars.

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has struck a deal with operators to run around 300 additional bus journeys every weekday. Duplicate buses that will be used exclusively by school and college students will have their route numbers marked with an ‘S’ to show they are school services.

hereA judge told Konadu: "You have brought shame on yourself, and I dare say to your family."Manchester Crown Court heard that mum-of-six Konadu had gone into the charity's shop in Openshaw on Friday, October 11 last year to get a refund for an item she had bought.Days later, senior managers at the charity, which supports people with learning disabilities, were alerted to the large refund and launched an investigation.They contacted staff at the Openshaw store, who said there had been an 'issue

at a superstore in Stockport Road at 6.10pm on Tuesday evening.A stretch of the pavement outside Madine Super Store was cordoned off by officers, with the teenager taken to hospital with stab wounds to his back.He remains in a stable condition, GMP say.Detectives have said the 19-year-old was chased into the shop by a man who stabbed him in the back before fleeing.

latest officially confirmed figures - which takes it up to the week ending Friday (August 28) - detail 44.9 cases per 100,000 people, only slightly below the rate of 50.

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Manchester city centre.It's on Mount Street, just metres away from St Peter's Square, and would usually be bursting with customers.But Yasin, 42, is starved of his most valued and regular customers - Manchester's army of office staff."I was shut from March 24 to July 1.

straight to your inboxBarcelona are not willing to accept any Manchester City players in exchange for Lionel Messi this summer, according to reports.News broke earlier this week that Messi wants to leave the Spanish giants on the back of their humiliating Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich.

Manchester Evening News: “I want this place to help people, we thought about doing a charity shop back in 2013, but this year, when lockdown came we were really depleted with funds and I don’t want the charity to be in that position ever again.

reality TV personality showed off his holiday bronze as he visited healthy fast food store KBK on Ancoats. “I’ve been on holiday recently and I need to get back in to shape ready for the winter," he said.“Manchester is one of my favourite places, I love coming up here and always pop in to see the team.” Dan was all smiles after his holiday with ex EastEnders star Jacqueline, 27, their daughters Ella, five, and two-year-old Mia and his six-year-old son Teddy from a previous relationship.

straight to your inbox Manchester City will NOT include Gabriel Jesus, Bernardo Silva or Riyad Mahrez in any deal to bring in Lionel Messi. The Blues could be facing a club record fee to bring in the Barcelona star, and that has led to speculation that they will proffer players as part of a package to land the 33-year-old.

Will Thorne Staff WriterSimon Kinberg and David Weil’s Apple series “Invasion” has set its main cast.Apple TV Plus has cast “Jurassic World: Dominion” and “Peaky Blinders” star Sam Neill, “Wynnona Earp” alum Shamier Anderson and three others to star in the alien drama.“Invasion” follows an alien invasion through multiple perspectives around the world.

straight to your inboxManchester United could use one of Sergio Romero and Dean Henderson, as well as Diogo Dalot, as make weights in a deal to sign Aston Villa star Jack Grealish, according to reports.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to make improvements to his squad this summer to build on his side's potential and would ideally like to add a winger and playmaker to his attacking ranks.While United's focus is currently on signing Borussia Dortmund wide man Jadon Sancho, Grealish has also been

A group of young people from across Manchester will be stepping up to provide further scrutiny of the city council’s decisions.The town hall has committed to adopting a shadow executive, which will see teenagers paired with cabinet members to challenge and shape local policies.An eight-strong group has been formed from members of Manchester’s Youth Council, which allows those aged between 11 and 18 to have their voices heard on local issues.They will receive training in problem solving, finance,