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Warning over fake Prime and Wonka chocolate bars
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a warning to consumers over fake branded chocolate bars. The FSA is warning members of the public not to buy or eat fake ‘Wonka Bars’ or ‘Prime’ chocolate bars for safety reasons. It comes following
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When does the Doctor Who Christmas special air as time slot revealed by BBC?
Fans of Doctor Who, often known as Whovians, have expressed their excitement at the news that another Doctor will be taking the reigns of the TARDIS this Christmas. After the 60th anniversary episodes starring fan-favourites David Tennant and Catherine
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Protestors removed from Covid-19 Inquiry as Boris Johnson begins with apology
Four people have been removed from the UK Covid-19 Inquiry just as Boris Johnson was about to begin giving evidence. The former Prime Minister is giving evidence as part of the Covid-19 inquiry on Wednesday (December 6) at Dorland House in west
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ITV Vera to see return of 'terrific' character in Christmas special - see TV date
ITV has recently announced its Christmas TV schedule for 2023 which will feature none other than Vera. Brenda Blethyn will be back as the beloved North East detective DCI Vera Stanhope for the festive special and there is one much-loved character
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Heys hold nerve to seal shoot-out win
Prestwich Heys progressed into the Third Round of the North West Counties League Macron Cup with a thrilling penalty shoot-out victory over Wythenshawe at Adie Moran Park on Tuesday night. On a bitterly cold night both sides made light of a frost
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Parklife festival announces 'industry first' price cut as tickets so on sale
Parklife bosses have announced an "industry first" price cut for tickets to the Heaton Park-based festival. The annual festival returns in June next year, with ticket prices slightly lower than this year’s event, with weekend tickets starting from
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The Challenge is over as Boro are beaten by Storks
Radcliffe's interest in the Lancashire Challenge Trophy is over after slipping to a 2-1 home defeat to NWCL Premier Division side Padiham, writes Kieran Wilson. In the frosty conditions, Boro dominated possession in the early exchanges but other
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Woman snatched bag from disabled elderly man in 'disgusting' attack at Bury Market
A woman stole a disabled elderly man's bag in a "disgusting attack" as he was having a rest on his walker while out shopping at Bury Market. Sonia Eyres approached the 78-year-old man, who has multiple sclerosis and spinal difficulties, at 11am
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'Knowledge’ test for taxi drivers in Bury to be scrapped
The geographical "knowledge" test for taxi drivers in Bury is to be scrapped. To gain a taxi licence, drivers currently have to take a geographical test correctly identifying locations and the most direct routes in the borough. Revised taxi
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Primary school celebrates latest Ofsted inspection result
Summerseat Methodist Primary School has been rated as ‘good’ in its latest Ofsted report. The inspection of the school took place on November 7 and 8 and was rated outstanding in personal development and good in all other areas. The school
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Tribute bar will 'bring something different' after full licence granted
A new hospitality venue has been given the official go-ahead to stay open permanently as owners hope to “bring something different” to the village. Icons on Bury New Road in Prestwich celebrated its grand opening last week after being granted a
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Radcliffe firm wins industry award after impressive growth and service
Staff at a metal finishing company are celebrating after winning an industry award. Phoenix Electroplating Ltd on Milltown Street in Radcliffe picked up the Outstanding Company Achievement Award at the Surface Engineering Awards on October 20.
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Crime writer to sign copies of latest book in Bury
A crime writer will be giving fans a chance to get a signed copy of his latest book at an event in Bury this weekend. Author Michael Knaggs, who lives in Simister, will appear at WHSmith at the Mill Gate Shopping Centre on Saturday, December 9
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Ukrainians come together in Bury to remember tragedy 90 years on
Ukrainians in Bury have gathered to remember a tragedy which happened 90 years ago in their homeland in which millions of people died. The great famine in Ukraine in 1932 and 1933, known as Holodomor, which means "death by starvation", led to the
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Bury road closures: 3 for motorists to avoid over the next fortnight
Bury's motorists will have two road closures to avoid on the National Highways network this week. One of them is expected to cause moderate delays with drivers facing waits of between 10 minutes and half an hour. The latest expected works list
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Bury Council announces revised taxi rules to increase passenger safety
The council has adopted revised taxi standards to maintain passenger and driver safety and support the licensed trade. It follows a period of consultation with the public and the industry and will cover both Hackney carriages and private hire vehicles
