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This is the moment a baby whose vision was blighted by severe cataracts was left beaming with joy after seeing properly for the first time. Six month old Leonard Walls was delighted when his sight was saved by doctors at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. However, his mum initially thought the problem was very different. Rachael Fleming, 38, from Ellesmere Port, thought Leonard was suffering from… → Read More
A new Parkrun has launched near Manchester city centre to give runners in Ancoats, New Islington, and Beswick the opportunity to score an endorphin hit. Philips Park held its inaugural event on Saturday (March 11), and will now host Parkruns every weekend. They will begin at 9am on Saturdays, like every Parkrun in the country, by the BMX track. Last week’s event represents the culmination of… → Read More
Ellie Williams sat alone in the dock at Preston Crown Court as details of the devastation caused by her lies were laid bare. From the age of 16, Williams, now 22, made false allegations to have been raped and trafficked by multiple men. Throughout today’s court proceedings, Williams sat emotionless as statements from her victims and community leaders set out the harm caused by her web of lies.… → Read More
Residents living in the Lumiere building, on City Road East, say the situation is 'super worrying' → Read More
Neil Clarke, who owns Clampdown Records, is this week's 'I Work in Town' guest → Read More
Other drivers reported lengthy queues on Quay Street → Read More
A legendary Manchester music venue has been nominated for a prestigious award. Night and Day Cafe, on Oldham Street in the Northern Quarter, has been recognised for its contribution to the city’s music scene with the nod. It’s up for Music Week magazine’s ‘Grassroots Venue: Spirit of the Scene’ award. The publicly-decided gong, which is ‘supported by Music Venue Trust’, recognises the important… → Read More
It was only after the MEN's intervention that the authorities confirmed the fly tip will be cleaned up → Read More
The officers fine people up to £150 for dropping litter → Read More
City Tower, overlooking Piccadilly Gardens, will make a small exterior change to improve ventilation → Read More
'House of Social' has been formally submitted to planners → Read More
The Rochdale Canal was drained for essential repairs → Read More
“They use #IStoleYourDadsBike and #F***YouGMP. They have Instagrams linked to the TikToks, too" → Read More
Temperatures are set to drop over the next week — as a biting cold will roll into the city-region in around seven days time. The mercury is set to dip below freezing on Tuesday (March 7), with Mancs waking up to temperatures well below freezing. Oldhamers and Tameside residents will have it particularly bad, seeing -3C on the thermostat. It should be largely dry, though. The Met Office is… → Read More
February was busy, wasn't it? Musically, the month started with Independent Venue Week, then we got the exciting announcement that the BBC Radio 6Music Festival is coming home for good in March. That festival tops off an already jam-packed schedule, which the MEN team have picked through and selected their favourite shows from. We've got returning Mercury Prize winners, a reinvented Indie sleaze… → Read More
The group barricaded themselves inside key uni buildings → Read More
Prof Dame Rothwell was the first woman Vice-Chancellor of UoM → Read More
“I go home and I have no energy — I had three plates in my sink to clean and I started to cry. It is a mountain." → Read More
Malus Court is cold. Inside the Salford Precinct apartment block residents are wrapped, up and there's an air of malaise. It’s around a year since the Manchester Evening News was last here. In early 2022, bills were very much on people's mind. That wasn’t down to surging utilities prices, though. Residents put their sky-high energy bills down to the NIBE heating system - which relies on… → Read More
'We want students to get to know the area, feel connected with Ardwick and Brunswick and for there not to be a divide between students and communities' → Read More