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Wilson helped Great Britain to women's marathon team gold
1+ hour, 51+ min ago (452+ words) West Norfolk's Natasha Wilson helped Great Britain to women's marathon team gold at the European Championships in Birmingham. Wilson's 2:27.54 season's best just missed out on an individual medal in fifth place, but her performance, along with bronze medallist Abbie Donnelly…...
Murder investigation launched after death of man, 24, as arrest made
2+ hour, 25+ min ago (194+ words) A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Levenshulme. Police were called to reports of a man who suffered serious stab wounds on Chapel Street shortly after 7am this morning (August 16). Police said that despite the…...
Visit a stunning castle in beautiful valley for a peaceful escape
2+ hour, 39+ min ago (427+ words) A Cumbrian castle, an hour away from Lancashire, is offering families a peaceful alternative to crowded holiday hotspots. Augill Castle, located in Eden Valley, is inviting guests to experience a slower pace of summer by exploring quieter countryside between the…...
Queues backing up and safety risks 'day after day' at tip until campaign took effect
7+ hour, 19+ min ago (479+ words) Measures aimed at easing queues of traffic spilling out "day after day" outside a recycling centre show how issues like this can be dealt with. The state of traffic outside the Hurstwood Recycling Centre on Raikes Lane in Burnden had…...
Bakery worker embroiled in 'heavyweight' 10kg cocaine deals by 'cousin in prison"
7+ hour, 5+ min ago (599+ words) An ex-bakery worker became embroiled in dealing 10kg of cocaine at the suggestion of a "cousin in prison". Christopher Thornton, 42, dealt in both wholesale amounts and to individual users between 2018 and 2022 when police raided his house. Four years on, Bolton Crown…...
Ainsworth farmer's success with his Dorset sheep at CCM Skipton show
7+ hour, 13+ min ago (383+ words) For sheep farmer Stuart Alderson, years of hard work, careful breeding and patience came together in one memorable day. The Ainsworth farmer enjoyed a major triumph at the Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset show and sale at CCM Skipton, when…...
Radcliffe mum fined????1,000 for taking children out of school
7+ hour, 15+ min ago (276+ words) A Radcliffe mum has been fined over £1,000 for taking her children out of school during term time. Lyndsey Rayment Walsh, of Milton Road, Radcliffe, appeared in Manchester Magistrates' Court on Friday, August 7. She was ordered to pay two separate fines…...
Fascinating free talk detailing Bolton's many birds of prey
7+ hour, 14+ min ago (136+ words) Bolton Library and Museum will hold a fascinating free talk next weekend on Bolton's many birds of prey. Taking place on Saturday August 22 at Bolton Museum Lecture Theatre, the event will focus on the birds of prey that people can…...
Paranormal group to hold event in Bolton featuring town's 'ghostbusters"
7+ hour, 25+ min ago (120+ words) A paranormal meet-up is set to take place in Bolton. The event, organised by Para-Northern, will be held at Dunscar Golf Club on Saturday, September 12, from 6pm to 11.30pm. The group, founded by Emma Flood in 2017, investigates haunted sites across the North…...
‘We’re stuck out here’ - widow spent £1,000 on taxis to visit husband in hospital
7+ hour, 51+ min ago (577+ words) A widow who spent more than £1,000 on taxis to visit her husband in hospital before his death says people in Edgworth are “losing their independence” because of poor bus links. Lynda Dunlevy, 78, of Bury Road, Edgworth, does not drive and…...