Google Maps user spots spooky ghost hotel building that was never there
Mysterious phantom buildings have been found on Google Maps between the Magistrates Court and the Lowry Hotel on Manchester s Bridge Street by Twitter user Kimberly
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Mysterious phantom buildings have been found on Google Maps next to Manchester Magistrates Court. Twitter user Kimberly reported the phenomena which she claims are weird phantom buildings.
Police slap house with three-month closure order amid anti-social behaviour problems
The order bans anyone not already cleared with the council and police from entering the home
15:49, 14 MAY 2021
Newbury Avenue, Sale (Image: Google Street View)
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Police and the council have hit a house with a three-month closure order through the summer amid concerns around anti-social behaviour .
A husband who was accused of domestic abuse after he asked his wife to dress more like a woman has been cleared of wrongdoing after arguing he was only calling her out over her scruffy clothing.
Paul Marsden, 55, was charged with controlling and coercive behaviour after he berated spouse of 17 years Lesley for wearing tatty leggings, jeans and T-shirts.
During their stormy marriage Marsden told his wife she had fat legs and asked her to wear skirts and take more pride in her appearance.
Wheelchair-bound Marsden, who suffers from osteoporosis and arthritis, faced up to five years jail if convicted but was found not guilty at Manchester Magistrates Court.
What was said?
A letter addressed to the club’s commercial partners outlined the debt the Glazer ownership had brought to United, and highlighted that the money they pay to the club is not, in their view, going towards investment.
“Your sponsorship money will be used for debt servicing and dividends. Supporting the Glazers does not support the club. It sustains a parasitical relationship,” the letter said.
“The Glazers engorge on commercial revenue, you exploit the fanbase to access global markets, and fans are left desperate as the club weighed down by debt is unable to marshal its own resources to compete where it should. Supporting the Glazers is therefore an attack on Manchester United Football Club.