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Life for murderer of member of 'Gooch Gang' a decade ago in Urmston
A shooter has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a member of the Gooch Gang a decade after a shooting in Urmston. Abdul Ahsan shot Andre Marshall several times in a car park close to St Clement's Church before striking him with
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Parkinson wants Alty’s visitors to feel fans’ force
Phil Parkinson urged Altrincham fans to turn The J.Davidson Stadium into a “horrible” venue for visiting teams after the Robins added another point to their quest to close in on the play-off places in the National League. Alex Newby salvaged a
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‘Phenomenal’ cinema conversion into a community centre gets green light
Councillors have welcomed the conversion of an Art Deco style cinema into a community space. Trafford’s planning committee approved the change of use of the vacant Curzon Cinema in Urmston by the Christian Revival Church (CRC). CRC will now
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NATHAN EVANS: How much council tax is too much council tax?
As the Labour council prepares to unveil its budget proposals, residents are increasingly concerned about a proposed council tax increase of 4.99 per cent. This ongoing trend raises critical questions. How much is enough - 10 per cent, 30 per cent
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Restaurant rebrands and launches new identity after 22 years
A Manchester restaurant has rebranded after 22 years. My Nawaab, formerly known as Merzee, celebrated its new identity with a grand launch event over the weekend. The restaurant, which has been in the Manchester food scene for over two decades
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Lollipop men and woman in recruitment crisis as role ‘dying out’
A Trafford recruitment crisis in lollipop men and women might be alleviated if traffic around schools was restricted and 20mph speed limits were imposed, according to a leading councillor. Greens leader on Trafford Council, Cllr Michael Welton,