Students held massive party with 80 people... a court has now banned them from having any visitors

straight to your inboxWork has officially begun on the new arena in east Manchester.Plans for indoor music and sports arena Co-Op Live, which will have a capacity of 23,500 making it the biggest in Britain, were granted planning permission in September.And diggers and building machinery have now moved onto the site, which borders the Ashton Canal and Alan Turing Way on the north side of the Etihad Campus, as work on the £350 million project begins.Bosses at the firm behind it, the Oak View Group

direct to your inbox Manchester Airport has revealed holidaymakers will be able to take advantage of a new direct service to Antalya next year. New for 2021, SunExpress, a joint venture between Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines, is launching the service to the popular destination for the first time on March 26.

direct to your inboxBrilliant footage shows how Manchester was transformed into 1980s New York for The Crown. Parts of the latest installment of the award-winning  Netflix  series were filmed at locations in the city centre back in February.

Early on Nov. 26, police in northern England arrested a man U.S.

direct to your inboxA teenage care leaver was unable to get a job and had his life ‘put on hold’ after Manchester council failed to secure a passport for him.The council’s errors feature in a damning Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman report detailing how children had been ‘let down’ by those charged with looking after them.Manchester council has since paid the 18-year-old, known as Marcus, £1,600 for ‘avoidable distress’ after he missed out on three job opportunities and feared for his

Boxer Amir Khan has been accused of blatantly breaching coronavirus rules after a birthday party was held last night with at least 18 people in a luxurious mansion. The former world champion from Bolton, Greater Manchester, posted a video of the large gathering on his social media, telling the camera: 'All the boys are here.

Parklife will push back its dates from its usual slot in June to take place on September 11 and 12.Formed from the ashes of Joy Division in 1980, New Order went on to become one of the most influential electronic acts of all time with enduring hits including True Faith and Blue Monday.The band released their latest single, Be A Rebel, in September - their first new music since 2015's critically-acclaimed album Music Complete.New Order said: “The connection between ourselves and Manchester has

New Order have announced that they’ll be putting on a huge homecoming show in Manchester next year.Taking place at Manchester’s Heaton Park on September 10, 2021, it will be the band’s first hometown show in four years and promises to be “a defining moment in their illustrious career”. They will be supported by Hot Chip and Working Men’s Club.“The connection between ourselves and Manchester has played a pivotal role in who we are as a band,” New Order said in a statement.

direct to your inboxThis is the moment a group of students marched the length of Oxford Road in protest at the University of Manchester.More than 100 students staged a demonstration on Friday afternoon, walking through Rusholme to the city centre, flanked by police vehicles and a number of officers.The latest protest comes after a tumultuous start to the academic year, which has seen the university heavily criticised for its handling of the pandemic.Get the latest updates from across Greater

with some calling the decision a ‘disgrace’.But speaking at the council’s public engagement board this morning Eleanor Roaf, Trafford’s Director for Public Health, said: “I know there’s been a lot of disappointment in some quarters about the fact that we’re still in tier 3, but I think that even though our rates are lower than some other places that are not in tier 3, we do have to recognise that we’re part of Greater Manchester.“People travel in and out of our borough all the time, for work in

here"Thankfully the individual is safe and well and we're continuing to work closely with the University of Manchester to encourage students to follow government legislation to stop the spread of coronavirus and ensure the safety of our communities."We are investigating the circumstances surrounding this particular gathering and are looking to issue those responsible with retrospective fixed penalty notices for the breach of coronavirus legislation."A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Fire and

like he 'didn't belong' on the grounds of the University  and that there had been reports of 'drug dealing'. Footage posted online showed French and linguistics student Mr Adan being held against a wall by the two guards during the incident last week.The staff involved have been suspended pending an investigation.

Manchester Evening News photographer driving away in her son’s Nissan Micra following a court appearence. Minutes earlier, she had been banned from the road by a judge.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'A further £1m could be raised by the closure of civic venues, dimming street lights at night, and improving the efficiency of waste collection services.If approved by cabinet, the proposals will go out for feedback from staff, residents and businesses, and a final report brought back to full council for approval in February 2021.