Neighbourhood officers from Little Hulton have been spreading the festive cheer by sourcing gifts for people in need this year.
In total, they’ve gathered 200 Christmas packages which they will deliver throughout December.
They will also be visiting care homes and vulnerable victims of crime in the area to host Christmas dinners, providing a friendly face and a hot meal.
This week, officers chipped in to help the dedicated staff prepare and serve food, before joining in with a range of festive activities with all in attendance.
Sergeant Helen Matthews from the Little Hulton neighbourhood team said: “Christmas can often be a lonely time of year for some people in our community, so it is important for us to do all we can to try and change this.
“It was a pleasure for my team to be able to deliver these gifts and join local residents for a Christmas dinner. It was a great way for us to reach out to different parts of the community and build stronger connections with people we might not otherwise come into contact with.
“Ultimately, this is what neighbourhood policing is all about, so it was time well spent for the team, and I hope we managed to make a difference to their day.”
Children are being safeguarded in Manchester thanks to training delivered by police officers to hotels and businesses.
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been recognised as one of the forces leading the way with the implementation of Operation Makesafe.
The national initiative aims to prevent child sexual exploitation from occurring within the hospitality sector through engagement, education, and test purchasing.
Chief superintendent David Meeney attended the launch event in Birmingham to showcase the effective partnership work GMP is doing to tackle child sexual exploitation in front of senior government leaders, senior police officers from other forces across the country, and representatives from the hospitality industry.
Under Operation Makesafe, the bespoke training sessions seek to support business owners and employees to identify potential victims of child exploitation and, where necessary, how to alert police officers so they can intervene before any young person comes to harm. By increasing awareness of the indicators of exploitation, officers believe they can better prepare businesses to recognise the signs and empower them to report their concerns.
At one hotel in the city centre, police received a call from an employee who, after receiving the Operation Makesafe training from GMP, identified that he did not feel comfortable with a older male guest who had tried to check in with a young girl who appeared to be in duress. This employee followed the training and asked all the right questions. As a result of his quick thinking and instinct, police safeguarded the young girl and made a crucial arrest.
Similarly, at another large hotel in the city centre, staff were concerned about an underage girl who had checked into a room with an older man. As directed by the Operation Makesafe training, they called the police, who were at the scene in minutes.
Operation Makesafe is in effect across all eleven Greater Manchester districts.
CS Meeney said: “To date, we’ve been able to make significant steps to protect young people in Manchester as a direct result of these training sessions and I would like to thank the local businesses for their commitment in joining our fight against child exploitation. Their support is crucial.
“We endeavour to support employees to identify potential victims, ensuring they report it police so we can effectively safeguard people, improve partnership information sharing, and upskill staff to specifically prevent vulnerable young people from becoming victims in the first place.
“We’re committed to making sure as many people in our communities are aware of the signs of child criminal and sexual exploitation and these case studies highlight the importance of effective partnership working; by having more people alive to the signs of exploitation it means we can effectively safeguard vulnerable people quicker and protect them from harm.”
Garry Bridges, deputy leader of Manchester City Council, said: “Safeguarding children is a priority for the council and its partners and we do that most effectively when the public, businesses and public services work together. Operation Makesafe is a good example of this approach and commitment to bring to justice those who seek to exploit our children”.
“The safeguarding of children’s welfare is everybody’s business and it’s important that people in the hospitality industry are equipped to spot the signs of child sexual exploitation and know what to do when something isn’t right. Together we can make it much more difficult for abusers to operate.”
Groundbreaking higher education institution University Academy 92 (UA92) has scooped a national award for its outstanding work helping people into higher education.
UA92, based in Old Trafford, has won the NEON Higher Education Institution of the Year Award – beating finalists the University of Southampton and Queen Mary University London. NEON’s awards recognise achievements in widening access to higher education.
Karim West, community engagement manager at UA92 was also personally recognised for his contribution – he was highly commended for the NEON Contribution to Widening Access Award.
Sara Prowse, UA92 CEO, said: “We are committed to providing inclusive education and this award is a demonstration of the amazing work by our staff to ensure we meet this commitment.
“We believe in increasing the talent pool in business by breaking down barriers to higher education and by getting students fully prepared for the world of work.
“I would also like to single out Karim West for his outstanding achievement in making this national shortlist.
“Karim is passionate about raising aspirations in his local community and is equally as passionate about spreading the word of UA92 and making higher education accessible for all. Karim epitomises what it means to be a community voice.”
Graeme Atherton, CEO of NEON, said: “UA92 is a unique organisation with widening access at the heart of everything it does, from its engagement with local students to the very design of its building.
“The work UA92 has done and the progress that it has made in ensuring learners have access to higher education makes them a very worthy winner of this NEON Award.”
UA92’s success was due to the work they do to make Higher Education accessible to all.
This includes a fixed timetable, six entry points per year, no end-of-year exams and small class sizes. This is combined with the outreach work that they do in Greater Manchester and beyond – including industry partnerships, work with the Manchester Caribbean Carnival and the ‘Fast Forward’ course.
Fast Forward is an initiative that aims to get those without traditional qualifications into Higher Education.
Fast Forward is a free short course to help people on a journey to higher education. It aims to give attendees confidence to apply to study at degree level by understanding the challenges faced by adult learners.
Three quarters of participants have successfully progressed to further studies at UA92 since the course started in 2022.
So your well-intended hopes of finishing your Christmas shopping in October went by the wayside… again? Fear not. With so much to choose it can be hard to find the perfect prezzies and perhaps you’ve just been up to your ears in kids’ nativities and Christmas parties.
Luckily our team has been perusing some gifts that make the perfect stocking fillers, so check our best last-minute picks here!
With a pigment-rich formula, lips can enjoy eight hours of long-lasting colour and care infused formula with Jojoba and Cloudberry Oil. The perfect stocking filler for those who want lips which feel nourished. We love this shade – the perfect pick for Christmas. Fabulous, darling!
If you’re looking for a real treat for any stocking or a clever little gift for the Christmas Day host, these fantastic four are, literally, the taste of Yuletide in a jar – and they’re vegan as well as gluten free!
This fab Christmas Collection contains Sticky Fig Relish 110g, Cranberry, Port & Orange Sauce 110g, Christmas Spice Chutney 90g and Spiced Plum Chutney 90g. This gift pack and more sets are available from fine food delis and farm shops nationwide and online at Tracklements.
The Golf Lover’s Guide to England by Michael Whitehead is a great stocking filler for those who love to tee off! No two courses are ever the same and each has their own captivating story, told here. England has a prolific collection of coastal links and inland courses created by some of golf’s most cherished craftsmen.
This guide offers a golfer everything they would require to enjoy a great round of golf at the best courses England has to offer. All the information you need is right here – par scores, yardage, green-fee price indicators, booking procedure, history of each club and how best to play the course.
Bring your festive table settings to life with Fever-Tree’s impressive Christmas cracker range, featuring exciting new additions for this year. Find a cracker for every spirit lover; alongside an extensive G&T selection you’ll find crackers for tequila, vodka, whisky and rum lovers. Each cracker contains 1 x 5cl spirit, 1 x 150ml Fever-Tree can, 1 x Christmas hat and 1 x trivia.
And there’s also a brand-new concept allowing customisation of four crackers of choice, elegantly presented in a branded Fever-Tree box.
Say hello to a giant celebration of Buffalo Hot Sauce, including the latest 3-star Great Taste Award winner. Featuring the Original and friends to excite any true Buffalo lover, the Sauce Shop Buffalo Hot Sauce Flavour Mix makes the perfect gift.
All five of these hot sauces are crafted with Sauce Shop’s very own fermented jalapeño and habanero chillies, bringing layers and layers of flavour. Step out of your Buffalo comfort zone and dabble in Smoky Maple, Truffalo or savoury Gochujang to jazz up any leftovers this festive season. For those feeling brave, try the Atomic, which brings the balanced flavour of the Original with a giant kick with thanks to barrel-aged Habanero peppers.
Lights4fun is spreading joy and kindness across the UK with its #ShareYourSparkle campaign— a heartfelt initiative to inspire acts of kindness and support the incredible children’s charity, Starlight.
Decorate your home and support a great cause with the Planet Fairy Lights and the Blue Osby Star Light. Designed by 7-year-old Zarak, one of Starlight’s talented children, these intergalactic-themed pieces bring cosmic charm to your holiday décor. 100% of profits go directly to Starlight.
If all the talk in your house is about the Weasleys, here’s one for the kids! The Aquabeads Harry Potter Creations Kit beings the wizarding world of the boy with a lightning scar to life.
There are six different beaded creations of all the best characters to be made. Hours of fun for all the family.
Available: Very, £9.99
Bird boffins
This unique fixed perch feeder stores the food inside a refillable, closed feeder cartridge, which is simple to remove and clean and attaches securely to any window using suction cups.
It also features coloured identification trims to help increase visibility and comes complete with a pack of WindowAlert, self-adhesive UV reflective vinyls, in garden friendly shapes such as leaves and butterflies to prevent fatal window collisions.
With two feeding perches, the smaller trough shaped, feed areas, ensure that the food stays dry and cannot be contaminated.
If you’re on the hunt for Secret Santa presents or stocking filler gifts, the British Heart Foundation (BHF) has a range of brand new items which are in its charity shops across the UK.
We love this magnetic jotter, which is not only super handy for all those list-makers out there but it will also help raise money to fund lifesaving research for the 7.6 million people across the UK living with heart and circulatory disease.
Peamutt Balls are for on-the-go, in-the-park, on-the-beach, in-the-car, or on-the-street, when the doggy did good, there’s always time for a treat.
This extra-nutty, extra-mutty treat is made from dog-friendly peanut butter with added peanuts, then mixed with apple and strawberry puree and rolled in even more peanuts for good luck. Made with 100% palm oil free, means what’s good for your dog is good for the environment.
If you want an exciting gift, how about giving a share in a racecourse? Racing Club has shares available from just £25, or you could buy one of their three-horse packages for £125.
Racing Club is a syndicate that offers people the chance to experience racehorse ownership at a fraction of the price of owning a horse outright. Racing Club members can enjoy plenty of fantastic benefits including table visits, owner badges to see the horse run and the chance to attend events in their hospitality boxes at various venues across the country.
There’s even merchandise to match, including scarves, socks and even a bespoke Racing Club gin!
An extensive survey of more than 100,000 singles has discovered intriguing connections between people’s favourite music genres and their preferences in romantic relationships.
The findings, unveiled by SALT’s 2024 Music and Attraction Survey, provide unprecedented insights into how musical preferences reflect core values and reveal what your playlist truly says about your personality.
Indie fans value a sense of humor above everything else, while fans of K-Pop rate faithfulness as their number one priority.
Honesty fails to make the top three wishes for lovers of Folk, Christian or Soul music while ambition makes the top three desires for lovers of Pop, Rap and Dance.
Fans of Acoustic, Pop and Alternative Hip-Hop include charisma in their top five wants, while lovers of Contemporary Country, Classical and Alternate Rock rank calmness within their top three most valued attributes.
The study also highlights how your favorite music genres can influence your chances of landing a date, revealing the most and least attractive genres to potential partners.
Indie fans claimed the top spot as the most popular singles, followed by K-Pop (2nd), Pop (3rd), Latin (4th), and Folk fans (5th). At the other end of the spectrum, Big Room (38th), Drill (37th), Dubstep (36th), Hardcore (35th), and Metal fans (34th) are least likely to find love.
‘Today’s research underscores the universal power of melodies to shape and reflect identity’ said Paul Rider from SALT. ‘Whether it’s the heartfelt lyrics of Soul or the energetic beats of Dance music, each genre carries a unique set of values which reveals our innermost desires in a partner. ‘These insights are a testament to music’s ability to bring out the best in us, offering a deeper understanding of how what we listen to shapes who we are.’
Other key insights from the research reveal that:
Fans of Indie music value a good sense of humor, emotional maturity, and honesty as their top three traits in a partner. They are deeply empathetic and compassionate, making them thoughtful and reliable companions.
K-Pop enthusiasts prioritize faithfulness, commitment, and honesty. Their cheerful and approachable nature reflects emotional maturity and empathy.
Country music listeners are looking for loyalty, faithfulness, and compassion. They value commitment and honesty, showcasing a deep sense of tradition and connection.
R&B fans want to be with someone with good communication, ambition, and emotional authenticity. Their playlists reveal a strong focus on faithfulness, honesty, and intimate relationships.
The improvisational spirit of Jazz resonates with those who value ambition, emotional maturity, and commitment. Jazz lovers are known for their honesty and adaptability.
Dance and EDM fans thrive on calmness, ambition, and commitment, complementing their passion for energy-filled experiences and meaningful goals.
Fans of Hip-Hop and Rap are ambitious and bold, cherishing honesty, faithfulness, and the drive to achieve their goals.
Classical music lovers exude calmness, emotional maturity, and commitment. Their appreciation for harmony reflects their thoughtful and composed outlook on life.
The most frequently valued character trait across all 109,000 music fans is commitment, 59.8%, followed by faithfulness, 57.8%, compassion 46.6%, honesty, 44%, and calmness, 42.9%.
Paul Rider, Co-founder at SALT, continues, ‘The genres we gravitate toward mirror the qualities we hold dear as individuals. Music is an extension of our emotions, values, and personality, different genres align with our core traits and values, painting a picture of the personalities behind the playlists. This research reveals the personalities behind the playlists.’
SALT is the largest independent global dating app for Christians. Headquartered in the UK, the app is available in 20 languages across 50 countries worldwide.
FXIFY™, a leading name in proprietary trading firm, has announced the launch of its Instant Funding Programme, offering traders immediate access to live trading capital without the need for an evaluation process. This new programme is designed for traders who are ready to trade confidently and provides a swift and seamless route to funded trading.
The Instant Funding Programme allows traders to select account sizes ranging from $1,000 to $50,000, bypassing traditional evaluations entirely. This groundbreaking approach redefines prop trading by enabling traders to begin trading live capital immediately.
“We’re excited to introduce Instant Funding as part of our continued growth and commitment to offering flexible, fast, and reliable solutions to the prop trading community,” said Bobby Winters, Co-Founder of FXIFY. “As we continue to expand our offerings and strengthen our global presence, we’re responding to the needs of traders who want to start trading funded capital without delay. FXIFY now provides everything you need to succeed in prop trading, including access to the most popular trading platforms, multiple funded trader programmes, tailored accounts, and industry-leading tools.”
FXIFY’s Instant Funding Programme removes the usual barriers associated with traditional evaluations, such as extended timelines and rigid criteria. This programme empowers traders to access live trading funds and pursue their trading goals without unnecessary delays.
Bobby Winters elaborates: “With decades of industry experience and as part of a global fintech and brokerage group, FXIFY is shaping the future of prop trading. Our deep understanding of traders’ needs, strong financial backing, and advanced technological infrastructure empower us to deliver groundbreaking solutions like the Instant Funding model. We can now offer top traders an alternative to bypass traditional barriers, offering a direct path to success with the best tools, platforms, and support in the market.”
FXIFY continues to cater to a wide range of trading styles and skill levels through various programmes, including its 1, 2, and 3-Phase evaluations alongside the Instant Funding Programme. With customisable options, traders can personalise their accounts to suit their needs.
Currently serving over 180,000 traders in 200 countries and with payouts exceeding $25 million, FXIFY is at the forefront of the prop trading industry. The Instant Funding Programme represents another significant milestone in the company’s commitment to empowering traders worldwide.
The final phase of apartments at LOMAX, a brand-new industrial inspired residential development in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, have been released following build completion by boutique developers Urbano Property and Big Red Construction.
Available through master agents LH1 Global, prices for the last remaining two-bedroom apartments at the prominent red-brick development start from £350,950.
Rayna Hunter, CEO of LH1 Global said: “As the Off Plan Property Consultancy for LOMAX Manchester, we are delighted to be delivering our bespoke Off Market Exit Strategy on the final release of units for Urbano Property and Big Red Construction.
“The development has proven hugely popular with a mixture of owner occupiers and investors looking to secure a high-quality property in a fantastic location in the centre of the city. The apartments average under £500 per square foot, making them incredibly competitive compared to comparable new developments across the city.”
Occupying a prominent position on Ducie Street, which was once home to rows of Victorian era red brick commercial buildings, the eight storey LOMAXbuildingfeatures a detailed brick façade and large glazed Crittall-style windows with bronze detailing.
LOMAX’s modern warehouse aesthetic blends perfectly with adjacent buildings such as Die Cast, a former metalworks factory that is now a thriving creative neighbourhood, as well as the Ducie Street Warehouse, an aparthotel which is within the converted 18th Century former Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railways (MS&LR) cotton storehouse.
Ranging in size from 468 sq.ft. to 989 sq.ft., the interiors of the final set of homes at LOMAX skilfully utilises contemporary fixtures and fittings to create luxury interiors that provide a nod to the site’s history.
There is timber style flooring throughout the main living spaces, with soft carpeting in the bedrooms. All kitchens are fitted with integrated appliances and include quartz worktops, whilst bathrooms include rich tiling and Crittall style shower screens. There are also full height sliding doors onto spacious balconies within certain unit types.
Perfectly combining a traditional aesthetic with the latest home technology, each apartment features smart electric radiators and secure camera intercom systems. There is also secure bicycle storage.
The perfect opportunity for those looking to get onto the property ladder or discerning investors seeking to increase their portfolio in the UK’s ‘second city’ 10% deposits are available at LOMAX.
LOMAX is within a five-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station, whilst the revered Arndale Centre, with over 200 retail outlets and restaurants is under 15 minutes away. Close to an array of cultural hotspots, Market Street, Exchange Square and the Royal Exchange Theatre are all within easy reach.
Prices for the final phase of two-bedroom apartments at LOMAX start from £350,950. For further information contact LH1 Global on 0207 129 7900 or email:[email protected]
Organisational development consultancy h2h has secured a new contract with rail engineering firm LUR to deliver a leadership transformation programme to more than 50 managers within the Manchester and Doncaster-based business.
h2h is working with LUR to deliver the Leading with Impact programme, which will build leadership capabilities for the organisation’s managers through a programme spread across four key modules.
Sessions will be delivered through a combination of face-to-face and facilitated learning, led by four of h2h’s specialists, with the aim of creating a cultural shift in leadership experience, performance and impact across the business.
h2h’s founder and managing director, Susan Binnersley recently delivered a face-to-face bespoke module for LUR’s Senior Leadership Team (SLT) at Trafford Ecology Park in Manchester (pictured), outlining the goals of the partnership and hosting interactive sessions to share the core concepts of the programme.
Susan said: “We are proud to be partnering with LUR on this ambitious project to transform the capabilities of its leaders and ultimately create a more efficient, capable and fulfilled workforce led by skilled managers who understand their role and its importance within the business.
“It was a pleasure to host a bespoke session at Trafford Ecology Park in October, working with the SLT on a training day to ensure they fully understand the goals of the programme and can support their own team members who will be completing their training over the next six months.
“It also means that the SLT can role-model the leadership and management behaviours that the upcoming programme will equip the business with, maximising its benefits for the entire business as we roll it out across all three Manchester sites and in their Doncaster facility.”
Phil Chilton, managing director, LUR, said: “We chose to work with h2h because Susan and the team have a proven track record in delivering organisational development within the engineering sector and understand the unique challenges we face.
“The recent SLT session that h2h hosted was a resounding success, ensuring the whole team understands why our managers are taking the Leading with Impact training and the vital skills that they will gain. Having already seen some fantastic outcomes in the first phase of the partnership, I am looking forward to seeing the results as our colleagues complete the final modules over the next six months.”
LUR is a joint venture between Lucchini RS, Italy and Unipart Rail Ltd, providing wheelset and wheel machining and wheelset, gearbox, and bogie overhauls for the UK rail industry and has UK facilities in Doncaster and Manchester.
Experts have shared their tips for uncovering “free” money this month to ease the financial strain of Christmas spending.
On average, Brits spend around £650 during the festive season on presents, food, and celebrations, often leaving them feeling the financial pinch and stressed in January.
However, two specialists have revealed how you can turn things you already own into cash—sometimes over £100—just when you need it most.
Among the top items to sell are Lego and old holiday currency, which can provide a welcome financial boost during the holidays.
She said: “It depends on what people have in their houses. For some it’s toys – especially if they have children – while for others it’s clothes or maybe figurines. It really can be all sorts.
“It’s worth remembering it doesn’t have to be large items, it can be lots of little things that have a decent resale value.”
Sian says items being in good condition is important while boxed goods, or those that have a box with them, are “much more saleable”.
One banker in the toys department, according to the decluttering guru, is Lego – even if it’s not grouped in the original packages.
She said: “Lego is great – it always sells. Even if you have a box of old pieces that are all mixed up, it’s pretty much a failsafe when it comes to reselling.
“People might be after a certain piece or pieces, but very often they are prepared to buy a job-lot and sift through it.”
Clothes don’t earn as much, but there is a healthy market for certain items and styles on online platforms such as Vinted, Olio and Facebook Marketplace.
Sian says there are some good habits to adopt that will help you earn some extra cash while avoiding your wardrobe bursting at the seams.
“If you’re someone who likes to buy new items, look at what they could replace,” she said. “Whenever you bring things into the house, think about what you could let go of.
“Start out by doing this once or twice a month and see how it goes. It’s worth noting that selling isn’t for everyone, but once you start trying to implement these habits it becomes a lot easier.”
After you’ve identified the stuff to go, there are a few simple steps to take to make sure you see it through.
Sian said: “Have an area in your house where you can put items you want to sell, and then give yourself a deadline.
“If it hasn’t gone within a month, for example, then maybe think of donating it or getting rid in another way. Using and connecting with the local community is a great way to buy, sell and gift.”
These are not the only things that you can use to boost the coffers in time for Christmas. Any unused holiday money gathering dust in a drawer can also lead to a handy payday.
Research by Leftover Currency revealed that this amounts to a staggering £2.7billion across the UK, or around £67 per adult.
Mario Van Poppel, founder and owner of Leftover Currency says this is a simple way to organise and earn at the same time.
“The good news is even the out-of-date currencies that are no longer legal tender can be easily exchanged and boost your bank account,” he explained.
“Something we hear all the time is that pre-euro currencies are worthless, but that’s simply not the case – even if the central bank of the country in question has stopped exchanging them.
“That also goes for withdrawn banknotes from outside the eurozone, so it’s well worth having a look to find anything you have lying around.”
Families turned out in their tens of thousands on Sunday for Manchester’s magical Christmas Parade which brought an extra special sparkle to the city’s streets – despite the weather.
Now in its third year, the fabulous family favourite parade was even bigger and better this year with well over 400 participants taking part in a route that was packed with families and children.
Filled with a Santa’s sack-full of magical moments the memory-making parade delighted the crowds from start to finish.
Led by Father Christmas, who was hitching a ride to the North Pole on the spectacular Elf Express joined by a band of mischievous elves, the parade saw cheeky segway skiers swooping and sliding their way along the parade route in vibrant retro ski gear, whilst blasting out festive Christmas classics in a flurry of fun.
A fabulous toy procession, giant snow-coloured yeti, oversized polar bear with playful giant paws, mistletoe dancing mice, Christmas robins and a toe-tapping hip hop elf had everyone clapping and cheering.
Everyone also loved the enchanting Snow Queen inside her giant snow globe, Aurora Borealis stilt walkers and the airborne puppetry of Cloud Travellers Nimbus and Cumulus who from their illuminated clouds cast magical raindrops from the tips of their fingers.
Elton Wrong piano man and his portable stadium stage, playing the piano and crooning his way through a top ten of pop hits and show tunes had everyone singing along, whilst the Global Grooves Nutcracker Bloco Band brought the festive vibes playing Santa’s favourite Christmas songs.
The day also saw plenty of pop-up festive fun around the city and Christmas themed giveaways along the parade route – including a Christmas crafting marquee for children who were invited to get crafting and then join Father Christmas and his band of mischievous elves and walk with them in the parade.
An extra-special treat was also in store this year to help spread a little more Christmas cheer courtesy of the same naughty elves who gave away 1500 vouchers for free hot chocolate winter-warmers as part of ‘Santa Sunday’ to any Santa wannabes who turned up dressed head-to-toe as Santa or sporting a Santa hat.
Councillor Pat Karney said: “A big shout-out to all our Christmas hero parade participants for braving the cold and the wind today to help make sure this year’s parade went ahead and was such a stunning success.
“Seeing the absolute joy on the faces of all the children and families who turned out to watch it was fantastic and made it all worthwhile.
“Our Christmas Parade is one hundred per cent made for memories and bringing families together to enjoy special times together like this is what the festive season is all about.
“There really is nowhere quite like Manchester at Christmas and this has proved once again why Manchester is Santa’s favourite city.”
This year’s Manchester Christmas Parade was sponsored for the first time by Manchester-based company Rosgal Ltd.
Kerry Breheny, director of Rosgal Ltd, said: “Founded in Manchester 25 years ago, we’re proud to support the city during the festive season. As a local business working on major infrastructure projects across the region, we’re committed to giving back to the community and making this Christmas memorable for families across Manchester.”
