A housing estate situated just behind the Etihad stadium could be rebuilt after the council have announced plans to sweep the area. The Grey Mare Lane estate in Beswick was built in 1968, and will be one of the last in Manchester of its kind to be regenerated, following thousands of new homes being planned for the future.
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Tampon Tree campaign to help homeless women
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Festive revellers urged to stay safe around city’s waterways
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Walkden community is left “devastated” by blaze which killed three children
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Behind the invisible disease affecting a growing number of children
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Fury promoters defend anti-doping hearing absence
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Manchester Charity fundraising to extend education program for refugees
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Match Preview: Swansea vs Manchester City
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Match preview: Manchester United vs Bournemouth
MANCHESTER United will be hoping to bounce back from their derby day defeat with a victory over Bournemouth on Wednesday […]
New In Salford
“It’s a testament to the power of community” – Salford community group celebrates 1,000th bag of litter collected
Salford’s first ‘Living Library’ telling real stories from the community
Clifton Hall Mining Disaster remembered 140 years on with a memorial service
Salford Youth Zone secure new patron donor ahead of grand opening
Cadishead animal rescue centre receives £600 donation boost
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Lowry hosting auditions for young people with passion for dance
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