Learning disability and autism treatment provider placed in special measures following inspection

Martin Lewis has issued an inflation warning today after Liz Truss made the front page of papers this morning with her cost of living crisis comments.

Reports of a possible person in the water sparked a huge emergency response near the River Irwell on Sunday night. Police, fire and ambulance crews were called to Woden Street in Salford - across the river from Pamona Wharf and St George's Island - just before midnight.

Police are investigating after a hit-and-run driver left a motorcyclist injured following a collision. Greater Manchester Police said the woman was taken to hospital from the scene in the Hathershaw area of Oldham.

While he has reservations over the price Manchester United paid for the midfielder, Gary Lineker believes that Casemiro will adapt quickly to life in the Premier League.

New Manchester United signing Antony was welcomed to the club by defender Diogo Dalot and goalkeeper David de Gea after his move to Old Trafford was confirmed.

When you think of city living, what most people picture is excited yuppies sipping natural wine, wearing sunglasses, with some tapas -or a raucous rave in a basement below a warehouse in a soon-to-be-gentrified industrial estate. What they might not think of, however, is the simple joy a nesting bird can bring.

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A 300-year-old riverside footpath in Salford could remain open, with a campaign to save it now set to force a public inquiry. Salford City Council initially agreed that developers could close the pedestrian route by the River Irwell, diverting walkers through a back and a hotel lobby.

Here are your latest Manchester City evening headlines on Monday, August 22.

Things didn't quite go to plan at a kite festival held at Platt Fields Park when a group of 15 men began 'arguing' and 'shouting' at each other. A kite display that was set to to take place at the event yesterday (August 20) didn't go ahead after an argument broke out and festival goers were asked to go home.

Manchester City have confirmed the £11million signing of Sergio Gomez from Anderlecht.

It’s hard to believe Manchester was once home to a restaurant where you could get your hands on a pizza for just 1p.

A man has been left with 'life changing' injuries following a crash in Ashton-in-Makerfield. Emergency services were to reports of RTC between a lorry and pedestrian yesterday (August 15) on Gerard Street at around 11:23am.

The Stones Roses’ Mani and his wife Imelda have announced a charity fundraiser following the latter’s cancer diagnosis.Imelda Mountfield, an events agent, was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in November 2020. She and her husband are now aiming to raise awareness and funds for The Christie Hospital and The Stockport Charitable Trust.Billed as This Is The One – a nod to the Stone Roses song of the same name – the fundraiser is set to take place at The Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in Manchester on November 18 and will feature a night of “first-class” music and entertainment curated by Mani.A raffle will also take place on the night, as well as an online auction featuring “unique memorabilia”.

Soap legend Michelle Collins has married her partner Michael Davidson after 10 years of dating in a low-key and intimate ceremony in London.The 60 year old was a vision in white as she and Michael, 39, tied the knot at Islington Town Hall, with her exclusively telling OK! that everybody "cried a lot" during the ceremony. Despite sticking with the traditional colour scheme, Michelle opted to ditch the classic wedding dress and instead wore a top, trousers and a pearl-detailed blazer, gifted by designer Nadine Merabi.

A woman has been arrested and an investigation launched after a disabled man was allegedly assaulted in the car park of Forest Bank prison. The Manchester Evening News understands the woman works as a prison officer.

School is far from the minds of many families enjoying the summer break. But in a matter of weeks a new term will begin, and thousands of children across Manchester will be starting at new primary and secondary schools.