'She was so busy caring for everyone else that she forgot to care about herself': Loving nurse dies aged 46

gofundme page to try and ease the burden on her sister, and help the pub survive into next year. "This year has been absolutely diabolical," Simone told the Manchester Evening News .

police team in Greater Manchester has taken to social media to share news of its particularly 'busy week'. GMP Leigh, Atherton and Hindley posted about a string of incidents that they have spotted, while patrolling Leigh, since last Thursday (November 26).

Stockport business leaders have urged the government to spare the borough Tier 3 restrictions ahead of today’s crunch vote in Parliament.Greater Manchester is expected to come under the toughest coronavirus rules from Wednesday (December 2) as national lockdown comes to an end.It means pubs, bars and restaurants must remain closed - although they can offer takeaway and delivery options.But the region-wide approach has sparked controversy in Stockport, which has the second lowest rate in the

Bolton town centre, at 9.45am on Saturday (November 28).

What do you think? Have your say in our c omments section. Click here to join in the conversation... Mary Robinson, Conservative MP for Cheadle, described a 'borough by borough basis' as the right way forward, adding: "I'll continue to argue for this approach and that provisions are in place for our hospital to manage both Covid and winter pressures."Mr Wragg agrees, arguing that, although rates in Stockport are still high, they have dropped by a third in the last week - bolstering the case for

Mia Strothers, 14, was hit by a BMW on Lightbowne Road as she made her way to school. Tragically the North Manchester Academy student died two days later.

reports The Mirror.She had offered to do three hours' voluntary extra work on the hospital's Hyper Acute Stroke Unit after her usual 10-hour shift at Stepping Hill.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereBut when she eventually left to go home, Janine found the motor had disappeared from the hos­­pital car park.In an angry social media message, her family called the

Tier 3 measures this time around are much tougher than before, particularly for the hospitality industry.

LancsLive reports. Mrs Rubb did not ensure the infusion on May 11 was checked out by another nurse and she did not ensure there was clear and visible labelling of the drug used on the patient.Since 2011, five reviews were taken to assess the Lancashire-registered nurse.Mrs Rubb was initially suspended in November 2013 for 12 months.

Mancunians who have lost loved ones to Covid-19 will be given a place to help them remember and deal with their trauma 'when circumstances allow', the city’s leader has said.More than 55,000 people have died from the virus since March - with people in Manchester accounting for over 540 deaths.Sir Richard Leese said it was 'absolutely vital' to provide a space where those affected could remember and deal with their loss, though it remains unclear what form it could take.The leader of Manchester

Andrew Wadsworth, 37, accepts killing 32-year-old Melissa Belshaw, but denies murder.After giving evidence yesterday, today he was cross examined by the prosecution at Manchester Crown Court.The jury had already been told by Wadsworth that Ms Belshaw had confirmed a number of allegations about her sex life, including the claim that she was working as an escort, an allegation she had sex with a family member and that she had bought drugs from - and slept with - her next door neighbour 'with a

Manchester Evening News : "I knew her very well, probably for nearly 30 years. "One of her daughters was in my class at school.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions here"Margaret went walking in Brookdale Park every single day without fail."Her grandchildren were the topic of conversation every day."She never missed church.

“We envisage Retrofit Get-in being a place for theatre workers to come whenever they are between gigs, a place which supports them while helping protect the environment," he adds. “It’s a super common sense plan.

high-flyer has gone from earning six figures to relying on her teenage daughter apprentice to buy their food during the pandemic.Lynn Hope Thomas once raked in up to £100,000 and enjoyed all the trappings as a successful business analyst.But coronavirus has pushed her business to the brink – to the point she even fears losing her home.Lynn, 55, told the Manchester Evening News : “I'm really scared I’m going to lose my house.“I’m frightened.

Manchester Evening News, we have pledged to pay tribute to the special people who have died with this terrible disease.This week, more families have been in touch with tributes for loved ones.Here are some of their stories.If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form here.Brenda was born in Rusholme and moved to Wythenshawe in 1973.She was wife to Derek, mum to Mark and Dawn and sister to Bernadette.Brenda moved into a care home in February 2019.She died aged 87 at Wythenshawe