There were quite a few others taking pictures too. I think people were shocked at seeing it.
I am just curious to see what happened. I hope the driver is ok.
A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said they had no record of the car crash.
Gorse Hill is a thriving Manchester neighbourhood in the borough of Trafford, giving its name to the Gorse Hill Ward alongside neighbourhoods of Lostock, Trafford Park and parts of Stretford. This site serves as an archive of news (political and local) for the main Gorse Hill Labour website. Latest Posts
Sunday, 20 December 2015
Quadrant Crash: 3am Mad-Friday - No Report to Police
Manchester Evening News
Saturday, 19 December 2015
Gorgeous Gorse Hill Facebook
They're here! Finally our three big tree planters. Being installed by three bus stops and we'll be adding cherry trees to them in January. Little disappointed with the dark green one, but nothing a little art won't rectify
Ruth Hannan - Gorgeous Gorse Hill
Thursday, 17 December 2015
Manchester United to consider a mini Old Trafford on site of their famous stadium
Manchester Evening News
Manchester United are considering building a mini Old Trafford next to their famous stadium that would host Under 21 matches and some Academy and FA Youth Cup fixtures in a bid to catch up with City.
The idea to construct a ground that could house around 5,000-10,000 fans is all part of a deep root and branch review of the Academy and reserve set up at the club is a sign that United are in awe of their rivals from Manchester.
Historic Trafford Park church gives annual carol service
Messenger Newspaper
Built on Eleventh Street in 1901 adjacent to the Old Trafford Hotel, a stone's throw from a series from of major factories and about a mile from Old Trafford football ground, St. Antony's Church is one of the few remaining corrugated iron mission churches surviving in Great Britain.
St. Antony's Centre founder, Kevin Flannagan who established the centre in 1980 with the local parish priest under the auspices of the Salford Diocese, said: “We now work to enable a range of people with low skills or no skills to get back into the work place and maintain this historic church for special services throughout the year.”
He added: “None is more special than the St. Antony's College's carol concert and we have parishioners returning from far and wide on an annual basis to hear the children sing.”
Friday, 20 November 2015
New Get Me There bus ticket will let you travel with more than 30 different operators across Greater Manchester
Manchester Evening News
Millions of passengers can now use one electronic ticket on all buses to get around Greater Manchester.
A new smart ticketing system has been launched across the majority of bus companies. The scheme, part of the Get Me There project, will be one of the largest outside London.
It’s the result of collaboration between more than 30 bus operators with Greater Manchester Travelcards Ltd and Transport for Greater Manchester.
A new smart ticketing system has been launched across the majority of bus companies. The scheme, part of the Get Me There project, will be one of the largest outside London.
It’s the result of collaboration between more than 30 bus operators with Greater Manchester Travelcards Ltd and Transport for Greater Manchester.
Furious backlash after Tesco Stretford caught throwing away unsold children's bikes
Read more on Manchester Evening News
Charities and social media users have hit out at Tesco for scrapping unsold bikes rather than giving them to charity.
As revealed by the MEN Tesco Extra in Stretford was caught out when an agency delivery driver noticed a skip full of cycles including children’s bikes and BMXs.
Now they have been blasted by community groups for not finding a more deserving home for the barely-used push bikes
As revealed by the MEN Tesco Extra in Stretford was caught out when an agency delivery driver noticed a skip full of cycles including children’s bikes and BMXs.
Now they have been blasted by community groups for not finding a more deserving home for the barely-used push bikes
Manchester would struggle to cope with Paris-style terror attack because of cuts, says Police Federation chief
Manchester Evening News
Manchester would struggle to cope with a Paris-style terror attack if proposed government cuts go ahead, a senior police figure has warned.
Planned budget reductions will hinder the ability of the police to foil terror attacks or cope with them if they happen, according to Inspector Ian Hanson.
The scale of the current and proposed cuts - which could see GMP with less than 4,000 officers by 2019 - means neighbourhood units, long regarded as off-limits, are now also being reduced to find the necessary savings.
Planned budget reductions will hinder the ability of the police to foil terror attacks or cope with them if they happen, according to Inspector Ian Hanson.
The scale of the current and proposed cuts - which could see GMP with less than 4,000 officers by 2019 - means neighbourhood units, long regarded as off-limits, are now also being reduced to find the necessary savings.
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