Friends and colleagues of the ‘much-loved’ late deputy leader of Manchester council Sue Murphy will be able to leave messages in an online book of condolence.
20.03.2020 - 17:23 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Political leaders in Manchester have warned that spreading ‘irresponsible’ disinformation about coronavirus ‘puts lives at risk’ after conspiracy theories were shared on a councillor’s social media account.
A series of tweets labelling COVID-19 a ‘bogus virus’ and a ‘load of bol**x’ were posted on Coun Kenneth Dobson's Twitter page.
The indepdendent politician took a seat in Clayton and Openshaw from Labour last month.
Images have also been posted describing the pandemic as ‘propaganda’ and
Friends and colleagues of the ‘much-loved’ late deputy leader of Manchester council Sue Murphy will be able to leave messages in an online book of condolence.
At least 331 people have died at Greater Manchester hospitals having contracting coronavirus.
Thousands of unpaid carers in Greater Manchester are facing "immense pressure" in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
At least 246 people with coronavirus have now died in hospitals in Greater Manchester.
A community group in Manchester is continuing to feed vulnerable people and the homeless throughout the coronavirus crisis – despite losing their jobs.
Thousands of workers in Greater Manchester are paid less than the real living wage - including key workers considered critical to the UK’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
Pop legend Rick Astley has announced a huge free concert for all NHS frontline staff, primary care workers and all blue light staff.
The gig will take place in Manchester in October
A Manchester councillor has issued a heartbreaking tribute after losing her mother to coronavirus aged 82.
A man is to appear in court after a police officer was allegedly 'coughed at by someone claiming to have coronavirus' while responding to an incident in Piccadilly Gardens.
An ‘irresponsible’ Manchester councillor has been reported to the police after sharing conspiracy theories about coronavirus on social media.
A Mercedes driver filmed taking all the rubber gloves from a petrol pump in Salford has apologised for his 'selfish and irresponsible actions' saying he 'deeply regrets' what he did.
One of Manchester’s three Liberal Democrat councillors has left the party following an investigation into ‘unacceptable behaviour’ – something he strenuously denies.
Chief Constable Ian Hopkins has named and shamed two pubs for flouting the coronavirus lockdown.