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Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham described the “classic system” of rail in the UK as being in a “managed decline".

A bus company says being honoured at this year’s Bolton News Business Awards show “our commitment to our people.”

Many will have seen the recent plans supported by the Government from the Rail Delivery Group (the collective organisation for all the railway…

A new bridge for walkers and cyclists over the River Roch at Gigg Lane has officially opened.

Its easy to be negative. Its the human condition to luxuriate in a right good moan. Its certainly the human condition to direct that moan at…

In the same week that Greater Manchester launched its Bee Network, the city region has announced that it could become the second area outside of London to run a publicly operated network.

Tram passengers were forced to walk on tracks between stops after an overhead line fault near Radcliffe ground services to a halt.

In a riposte to his fellow Labour mayor Sadiq Khan - who recently expanded Londons Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) - Mr Burnham insisted air pollution could be tackled in a different way.

Andy Burnham has tonight said “the teething problems are over” after the groundbreaking Bee Network came to Bolton.

A Bolton school which has seen calls for more buses to serve its pupils will not receive a new bus to add to the service.