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Worsley man puts his best foot forward with an epic 24-hour run in mum’s memory
Jack had been in training for a few months for the challenge, clocking up around 50 miles a week.
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92-year-old Altrincham care home resident virtually meets with football club
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Stan has been unable to attend matches due to the social distancing measures enforced on the sport.
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Trafford College group honours Covid hero as best apprentice
Harrison's training opened his eyes to the world of science, and gave an opportunity toi help in the battle against Covid.
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Students collect books to help disadvantaged children in Oldham
Team of undergraduates are trying to address the issues of illiteracy and inequality in their locality.
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Macclesfield cyclist protection scheme gets cash injection
Members of the Macclesfield Wheelers cycling group have said they have felt unsafe on the roads in recent months and have welcomed the funding.
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Salford 'terrific ten' to take on step challenge for domestic abuse charity
The team are aiming to raise £2,000 for their domestic abuse charity, The Harbour Project.
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Young black people in North Manchester have Something to Say
Book features uplifting tales of hope during the pandemic from voices that are seldom heard.
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Trafford College hosts celebration of Muslim arts and culture
Event brings communities together, and showcases art, literature and culture.
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Cheadle woman creates picture book to help colleague with cancer
Father of two explores alternative therapies for an aggressive cancer with a very low survival rate.
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Atherton crematorium supports local charities
Lindsey Edwardson, site manager at the crematorium, said: “It’s an honour to be able to provide them with these much-needed and well-deserved donations.”
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Bolton teacher turns author with tale of an orgre in a school cellar
Picture book in rhymed verse tells of boy whose curiosity leads to befriending a monster.
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Gorton primary school benefits from donation of tablet devices
Mrs Mangnall, principal said: "The Kindles will help those most in need and enable children to access remote learning."