Police have asked the public to help in their search for an Ashton man with dementia who has been missing since Saturday morning (April 5).
Martin, 69, disappeared from Vicarage Crescent at 9am, with officers saying he was last seen wearing hiking boots, black coat, black/grey backpack and a black woolly hat.
A GMP spokesperson said: “Anybody with information about Martin’s whereabouts should contact police on 0161 856 9325 or 101 – always call 999 in an emergency.”
Meet the pups over a cup at Dogs Trust Manchester
Dog lovers are being invited to enjoy coffee and cake while meeting some four-legged friends in need of a new home at Dogs Trust Manchester’s Coffee Morning on Sunday, 7 September.
Tameside residents invited to make a will and support children’s hospice
An Ashton-under-Lyne law firm is teaming up with Francis House Children’s Hospice to help local people put their affairs in order – while raising vital funds for families facing the toughest of times.
“Driving Test System is Broken and Exploiting Learners,” says Councillor Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE
An Oldham councillor has demanded urgent government action to fix the DVLA driving test booking system, warning that private agencies are “cashing in on learners” and leaving families hundreds of pounds out of pocket.
United Utilities asks customers to play their part to save water during warm weather
United Utilities is urging customers in Greater Manchester and the Pennines to be mindful of their water use and help protect water supplies as temperatures soared over the week.
