Whalley Range resident Kate Macdonald, who lives on Brantingham Road, is running in this year’s Greater Manchester Marathon (tomorrow), followed by the London Marathon on 26 April. She often trains in Alexandra Park, where the sports facilities received a welcome revamp in the recent £5 million restoration (which was partly funded by Manchester City Council). […]
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Following consultation, Manchester City Council are implementing new 20mph speed limits on many residential roads in our area. One of the most frequent complaints made by residents in Whalley Range and Chorlton is about cars that are driven too fast on our streets. Visiting and speaking to people recently on roads such as York Avenue,
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The Whalley Range Labour candidate in the local elections on Thursday 7 May will be current Councillor Aftab Razaq. He says “I’m really proud to have been selected again by the Labour Party in Manchester to stand for election in Whalley Range in May 2015”. Aftab has been a councillor here since winning for Labour
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In this year’s elections in Whalley Range ward you will be able to support Labour’s candidate for Manchester City Council, Mary Watson, and also Labour’s eight candidates for the North West region’s Members of the European Parliament, one of whom is Whalley Range councillor Angiliki Stogia. Don’t forget to vote in both elections – every
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The NHS is under attack from the Tory/Lib Dem Government. Our Whalley Range Labour Councillors don’t just demonstrate against this, they are also involved in trying to help. Councillor Mary Watson is a member of the Health and Adult Care Scrutiny Committee, holding Manchester’s health services to account. But importantly she is also part of
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