A jury heard the pensioner's body was cut into 27 pieces using a hacksaw and the parts were dumped in multiple locations.

Campaigners behind the painstaking restoration of a derelict canal built at the start of the industrial revolution have said making it navigable once again could bring a "real economic boost".

More than 120 local residents also objected, with many urging that more is done to restore this part of Salford’s history. Al Franco, from MBBCS, said the former canal has “national ...

The canal is 15 miles long (24 km) and runs from Bolton and Bury before joining at Nob End and flowing into Manchester through Salford. Around 40 per cent of the route is still in water but the ...

Part of the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal has been restored at Middlewood Locks in Salford Campaigners behind the painstaking restoration of a derelict canal built at the start of the ...