Coronavirus has left one Greater Manchester council £33m out of pocket so far, its leader says.
14.05.2020 - 14:21 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A temporary mortuary built during the coronavirus crisis has been placed on standby.
Greater Manchester Police said the facility will still remain available for use if it is needed in the future.
The mortuary, located in Trafford Park, was set up to provide extra capacity in case existing mortuaries in the region struggled to cope with a surge in deaths.
It was staffed by specially-trained GMP staff and officers.
However, GMP said only a small percentage of the site has been used.
A small number
Coronavirus has left one Greater Manchester council £33m out of pocket so far, its leader says.
A man has been arrested after police were called to reports of gunfire in a Stockport park.
Trafford Council has given £12.95 million to Manchester Airport through borrowing.
When lockdown was first announced, many shops which were considered 'non-essential' were forced to close their doors to shoppers.
It's already one of life's most stressful experiences.
Former Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-sung says missing out on a place in the squad for the 2008 Champions League final was one of the 'saddest moments' of his playing career.
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Friday, May 15.
A number of traffic measures are coming into force right across Greater Manchester to encourage people to walk and cycle during the COVID-19 outbreak and beyond.
Trafford council’s sick pay provision for care workers has been praised as an example for other Greater Manchester councils to follow.
The legendary Hacienda returns today – virtually at least – with Scotland’s most groundbreaking DJ at the helm.
A man spat at a police officer and a security guard, before telling them he had coronavirus - and that he 'hoped they died from it'.
Universal Basic Income should be ‘seriously considered’ as a way of helping the economy recover once the coronavirus lockdown has lifted, according to Andy Burnham.
An A&E doctor unable to work during the coronavirus crisis has spoken candidly about his mental health problems - in a bid to get others talking.
A man who 'buried his head in the sand' after being charged over a 'heated argument' last summer ended up in jail during the coronavirus crisis.
Veterans and serving members of the armed forces are volunteering to deliver food parcels to the most vulnerable people in Manchester during the coronavirus crisis.