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25 May 2012
Great Manchester Run brings bags of joy
More charities are set to benefit from the Bupa Great Manchester Run after a group of young volunteers collected nearly a tonne of clothing during the event.
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24 May 2012
Primary pupils publish book on black Olympians and meet one of their Olympic heroes
With only weeks to go now until the Olympics get under way, primary school pupils in Manchester have helped write a unique new book celebrating the achievements of Britain's Black Olympic heroes.
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23 May 2012
Manchester’s newest market
Levenshulme is set to host Manchester’s newest street market this Saturday, 26 May. The market will take place on Levenshulme railway station car park, just off Albert.
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23 May 2012
Views sought on new leisure facilities
Manchester City Council is seeking residents’ views on proposed new swimming pools and libraries in Chorlton, Levenshulme and East Manchester.
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22 May 2012
Top award for Manchester's anti-social behaviour team
The City's Council's anti social behaviour action team (ASBAT) won the consultant of the year award at this year's Housing Excellence Awards, beating competition from organisations across the country.
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22 May 2012
Foster mum encourages others to think about fostering
It's national Fostercare Fortnight and one foster mum from Manchester who became a foster carer two years ago, says her only regret is that she didn't do it twenty years ago.
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21 May 2012
Tunisian market brings a taste of North Africa to Manchester
St Ann’s Square will transform into a real life bazaar once again as the Tunisian Treasures Market pitches up in the city this week.
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21 May 2012
Moss Side road soon to be Blue as tribute to City aces
Instead of a red carpet, it’s a case of blue tarmac as a City-coloured road named after the legendary football club is planned in Moss Side.
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18 May 2012
New vision for St Peter's Square selected
The winners of an international design competition for leading architects to come up with plans to transform St Peter's Square into a world-class space have been announced by Manchester City Council. A design team led by German landscape architect Latz + Partner have been selected to make their vision a reality.
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17 May 2012
Skills scheme puts Laura's dream doggy job right under her nose
A scheme to help jobseekers in Wythenshawe was right on the nose for animal-lover Laura Doyle and led to her dream career - training sniffer dogs.
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