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Manchester Airport bosses say they need to move key road to progress expansion (opens the original)
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Manchester Airports Group has said it needs to move a key airport road to progress with expansion plans. The group is in the process of undertaking a series of improvements to its airfield to ‘unlock the full potential of’ its runways and ‘enable passengers to fly to even more destinations’. Part of the work will see a section of Runger Lane relocated, new planning documents suggest. The route runs between Terminal Two and the M56 Junction 6. It currently acts as the principal route through the
Bury's Mill Gate shopping centre is about to look very different (opens the original)
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Bury town centre is set for a multi-million pound transformation after new funding was secured. More than £24m has been allocated to the Mill Gate regeneration project by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority. The cash will support a planned first phase of redevelopment planned at and around the retail space. The funding award has been labelled a ‘huge vote of confidence’ in Bury and a ‘significant step’ towards realising council ambitions for the town centre. Bury council and developer Brun
Inspectors find failings at crisis-hit Salford Royal months after urgent warning (opens the original)
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Inspectors found failings in safe care, governance and staffing when they revisited surgery teams at crisis-struck Salford Royal Hospital - but some improvements have been made. The unit run by the Northern Care Alliance has again been rated ‘requires improvement’ by inspectors. Healthcare watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) found 12 breaches of legal regulations, including regarding safe care and treatment, governance and staffing. The report is the latest in a run of miseries for the tr
Why are there so many sinkholes in Prestwich? (opens the original)
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Sinkhole after sinkhole has opened in streets across Prestwich in recent years causing havoc as roads are forced to close for repairs. The most recent came just last week after a huge stretch of tarmac in Heywood Road dipped alarmingly. Residents rushed to place bins around the hole, which was later cordoned off by Greater Manchester Police. Road stability had failed due to a sewer collapse, United Utilities later said. Repair work was scheduled ‘for the foreseeable future’. Click here for the l
Hospital patients 'at risk' during strike as 120 a day see care cancelled (opens the original)
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Hundreds of patients, including those with cancer, are seeing care cancelled during industrial action, as the Northern Care Alliance admits there is a risk of people coming to harm. Strikes have rocked the trust in recent months, with more than 350 staff walking out over a dispute about overtime payments. The row centres on the use of an outside agency – NHS Professionals – to manage overtime, with Unison saying staff can earn less than they would on a normal shift, with some missing out on as m
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