‘Forget your actual job, refreshing Rightmove is now your occupation’ PLUS The whitewashed Irish club AND When Rick rolled into town
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Gone are the days of casually wandering around a few places on a lazy Saturday before going home to consider if you want to actually live in any of them. Now listings are taken down within minutes, tenants are being asked to manage viewings themselves and rent hikes see many forced to move on. In some cases, there’s no time to even view the place before you sign a contract and hand over a hefty deposit.
Despite the 'A hundred thousand welcomes' sign written in Gaelic above the door, one regular who has been going to the Fallowfield club for decades claims: "They've wiped every trace of Irish heritage.” Meanwhile Mario Conway, whose father was a founding member, says he won’t hold any more charity events at the club until the vault is reopened. "This is an Irish club,” he says. "It was built by the Irish - my dad built it. As an Irish community, we've put so much into that place over the last 50 years. They've just wiped out the history."
Bins were set ablaze in Little Lever and firefighters were pelted with bricks at the scene, youths threw fireworks directly at houses across Stockport and a motorbike was set alight by a firework in Farnworth. And on Saturday, more than a third of train services between Manchester and the capital were cancelled. A revised timetable showed just 28 services heading south - down from 44.
A second inquest into the fatal 2019 stabbing concluded last month that Molnar unlawfully killed Yousef, stabbing him through the heart. Molnar was cleared of murder and manslaughter when he stood trial in 2019, although he served time for perverting the course of justice and possessing the knife. As Andrew Bardsley reports, Ms Ali-Faten says 'every single day has been a living nightmare' as her daughter remains stuck in Gaza. She claims foreign nationals are being 'used as a bargaining chip'. The Foreign Office said the temporary closure of the Rafah crossing was 'disappointing' and it was pressing for the key border post to be reopened.
“He was in Stockport hanging out with us. And he was like, ‘Where should we stay in Stockport?’, and we’re like, ‘I’m not sure there’s gonna be like… you know, he’s Rick Astley, I don’t know where you want to stay’. There’s no Ritz in Stockport. No diss to the hotel in Stockport.
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