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At a meeting of Rochdale Borough Council Planning and Licensing Committee last Thursday (20 October), a full planning...


 
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Andy Burham is another who many have touted as being the next Labour leader. The Manchester Mayor is no stranger to leadership bids, having already gone for the top spot on two occasions, in 2010 and 2015. He said in 2021: “In the distant future, if the party were ever to feel it needed me,

Irish Foreign Minister and Mayors of Greater Manchester and Liverpool City Region look forward to strengthening cooperation during major mission to Dublin

Irish Foreign Minister and Mayors of Greater Manchester and Liverpool City Region look forward to strengthening cooperation during major mission to Dublin

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Greater Manchester mayor announces plan to support under-25s, over-75s and disabled people to get online.

Criticism as devolution deal being done without public consultation The deal could be signed off by end of March A new combined authority led by a mayor covering Hull and the East Riding could be created next year (Image: Hull Live) Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include reco...

Commission proposes third option on integrated care The Health Devolution Commission (HDC) has called for a third health and prosperity model of Integrated Care Systems. In its submission to the NHSE consultation, HDC welcomes the proposals as a major step forward towards its vision of comprehensive health devolution and collaborative ways of working. However it also believes there is a strong case for going further and giving local areas more choice about the nature of their local system in o...

Close to 4,000 Greater Manchester restaurants, pubs, bars and cafés are anxiously waiting to see if the region will move from Tier 3 to Tier 2 after infection rates fell below the average for England. Hospitality businesses in the area have been unable to open for eat-in since England’s second lockdown came into force in early November. After a disastrous year, businesses are keen to capitalise on what is traditionally one of the busiest periods for hospitality. ...