Walking through the quiet streets of Farnworth there was growing frustration amongst voters, with many refusing to see hope for the future.
29.06.2024 - 08:11 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
The Met Office has warned warned Greater Manchester to expect a 'damp and drizzly' weekend. Following days of sunshine, showers and cloud returned on Friday (June 28).
Saturday will be pretty damp, with drizzle throughout the day. Forecasters are predicting slightly heavier rain in Greater Manchester from around 5pm.
We'll see maximum temperatures of 18 degrees. There will be some sunshine this evening as the cloud begin to move south east. There will be some patches of showers overnight into Sunday.
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Sunday will see persistent drizzle and thicker cloud developing. There will be some bright intervals, but temperatures will be lower than Saturday at a maximum of 16C - below the average expected for this time of year.
The grey and damp weather will continue into next week, bringing more showers and an increase in wind and cloud.
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