Helen Greaney

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I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.

Chef’s academy celebrates inaugural student successes

Eight budding chefs have secured full-time positions on their dream career path thanks to a collaboration between Trafford College and the Manchester Hoteliers Association...

LawtechUK to host learning and networking event in Manchester

LawtechUK will be hosting a free session for anyone interested in lawtech including start-up founders, legal professionals, investors, government representatives, students, or academics. The event...

Top occasions to gift floral surprises

Bouquets of flowers are often the unsung heroes of gift-giving, coming to the rescue when we can't think of anything else. The beauty of...

Two awards for the officers making Greater Manchester’s roads safer

Officers working on making Greater Manchester's roads safer, have been awarded for their efforts. The Operation Wolverine team scooped two awards; the first at the...

Donation made to PC Nicola Hughes Memorial Fund

The father of murdered PC Nicola Hughes accepted a donation towards her memorial fund from the Rotary Club of Saddleworth. Bryn Hughes (pictured) attended Saddleworth...

Altrincham architectural practice enters new era following MBO

Calderpeel Architects has undertaken a friendly management buyout, assuming the reins from the founder, Harry Calder. The transition marks an exciting era for the Altrincham...

Tips for scaling your Manchester sewage company in 2023

Running a sewage company? You're unlikely to find many pieces of actionable advice online. It is simply an industry that doesn’t attract much media...

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