Local News from Sunday, July 5th, 2026

Greater Manchester Police has warned football supporters not to get behind the wheel if they could still be over the drink drive limit following England's match.

The Prestwich Community Picnic is taking place today, bringing residents together for an afternoon in the park.

Edgar Wood Academy is celebrating a major milestone after its first ever Year 11 students completed their GCSEs just weeks after the school received a highly positive Ofsted report.

Three more Fixed Penalty Notices have been issued by Bury Council as part of its ongoing crackdown on fly tipping and littering.

A Bolton man has been found guilty of raping two 14 year old girls after a trial at Bolton Crown Court.

A Shaw volunteer has been recognised as First Choice Homes Oldham’s Hidden Hero for June after being praised for her commitment to the Friends of Dunwood Park.

Joseph Holt has reduced the price of children’s meals to £1 across its pubs, including those in Bury, as part of a summer initiative to help families during the school holidays.

An award winning production of Trainspotting is returning to the Geoffrey Sword Studio from 12 July to 18 July after record breaking demand saw some performances sell out.

The Kirkholt Pantry has marked its 10th anniversary with a celebration at The Strand, recognising a decade of providing affordable food and support to residents across the Kirkholt community.