themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Every school with a confirmed positive Covid case in Greater Manchester

A total of 280 schools across Greater Manchester have now been affected by Covid cases .
The figure , which equates to more than a fifth of schools across the region , comes little over a fortnight after pupils started the new academic year .
And with no official list available of all the bubble closures - and the Manchester Evening News only able to confirm cases after being alerted by parents - it 's likely there are many more .
A further eight schools have been confirmed today , including the full closures of two primary schools - Holy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Salford and St Margaret 's CE Primary in Prestwich .
The full list of schools where cases and self-isolations have been confirmed .
Some may have now finished isolating and returned to their classes : • Manchester Communication Academy , Harpurhey - ( One bubble from Year 11 and one from Year 8 ) • St Agnes CE Primary , Longsight - ( One case in Reception and one in Year 1 .
Close contacts isolating ) • Trinity C of E High - ( member of staff positive , close contacts isolating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Year 5 isolating after one pupil and two staff positive ) • Co-op Academy Walkden - ( SEND pupils from The Hive and all Year 10 ) • Springwood Primary School , Swinton - ( four confirmed cases in two classes ) Sign up to the free MEN email newsletter Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletter You can sign up very simply by following the instructions here • St Joseph and St Bede RC Primary School , Bury - ( One confirmed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) • Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary , Bury - ( Two confirmed cases , Years 3 , 5 and 6 isolating ) • Ladybridge High , Bolton - ( Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating ) • King 's Leadership Academy , Bolton - ( Two Year 8 pupils isolating along with the whole of Year 7 ) • Harper Green High , Farnworth - ( Confirmed cases in two year groups .
Close contacts isolating and Year 10 bubble off ) • Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 7s and all of Year 10 ) • Altrincham Grammar School for Girls - ( Cases confirmed in Years 8 , 9 and 10 ) • Flixton Girls School , Trafford - ( Number of Year 7s and number of Year 13s isolating ) • St Hugh of Lincoln RC Primary , Stretford - ( a Year 5/6 class , a Year 3 class and breakfast and afterschool club ) Use the handy search tool here to find out where cases have been confirmed : • Broadstone Hall Primary , Stockport - ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ class from Year 6 ) • Great Academy Ashton , Tameside - ( part of Y10 and a bubble from another year ) • Denton West End Primary , Tameside - ( Two classes from Year 3 bubble and Year 6 ) • Fairfield High School for Girls , Droylsden , Tameside - ( Cases in Years 9 , 10 and 11 , close contacts isolating ) • Godley Community Primary , Hyde - ( Closed to all except nursery children ) • The Radclyffe School , Oldham - ( Close contacts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , whole of Year 10 and around 50 pupils in Year 11 ) • Royton and Crompton Academy in Oldham - ( one positive case ) • The Hathershaw College , Oldham - ( Bubbles from Year 7 and Year 9 ) • The Oldham Academy North , Oldham - ( A Year 9 bubble and member of staff isolating , plus another confirmed case among staff ) • St Thomas More RC Primary , Middleton - ( Three classes from Key Stage 1 ) • St Vincent 's Roman Catholic Primary School @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Year 4 class and one Year 6 class ) • Ince CE Primary , Wigan - ( One class from Year 5 and confirmed case in Year 4 ) • St John Fisher Catholic High , Wigan - ( Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating ) Has your school had to send children home to self-isolate ?
Let us know in the comments or email the details to emma.gill @ reachplc.com .

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A total of 280 schools across Greater Manchester have now been affected by Covid cases.
The figure, which equates to more than a fifth of schools across the region, comes little over a fortnight after pupils started the new academic year.
And with no official list available of all the bubble closures - and the Manchester Evening News only able to confirm cases after being alerted by parents - it's likely there are many more.
A further eight schools have been confirmed today, including the full closures of two primary schools - Holy Family Catholic School, in Langworthy, Salford and St Margaret's CE Primary in Prestwich.
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The full list of schools where cases and self-isolations have been confirmed. Some may have now finished isolating and returned to their classes:
Manchester
Wilbraham Primary School, Fallowfield - (Year 3 and Year 4)
St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School, Wythenshawe - (One Reception class)
Park View Community School, Miles Platting
Manchester High School for Girls - (Year 5 Prep)
Newall Green Primary School, Wythenshawe - (One class in Year 1)
Old Hall Drive Academy, Gorton - (Year 6)
Old Moat Primary School, Withington - (Year 6)
St Aidan's Catholic Primary, Northern Moor - (Year 2)
Chorlton High School South - (A Year 7 class)
Green End Primary School, Burnage - (One Reception class)
Oswald Road Primary School, Chorlton - (Year 3)
Manchester Communication Academy, Harpurhey - (One bubble from Year 11 and one from Year 8)
Co-op Academy North Manchester, Blackley - (one confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Stanley Grove Primary Academy, Longsight - (a Year 3 class)
St Bernard's RC Primary, Burnage - (Early Years bubble)
Wright Robinson College, Gorton - (A Year 8 bubble, 20 pupils from Year 9, a Year 11 bubble)
St Peter's High, Longsight - (Year 9)
Alma Park Primary, Levenshulme - (Year 1 and 2)
Holy Trinity CE Primary, Blackley - (One year group)
Chapel Street Community Primary School, Levenshulme - (One confirmed case)
Abraham Moss Community School, Manchester - (Pupils in Years 7, 9 and 11)
Parrs Wood High, Didsbury - (Two confirmed cases)
St Margaret's CE Primary, Whalley Range - (Nursery)
Ladybarn Primary, Withington - (Year 5)
Abbott Community Primary, Collyhurst - (Year 5 and Year 6)
St Mary's CE Primary, Moston - (Nursery, Reception and Year 3)
Beaver Road Primary, Didsbury - (Two Year 4 classes)
Rolls Crescent Primary, Hulme - (Year 4)
Camberwell Park Specialist Support School, Moston - (two bubbles isolating)
Our Lady's RC High, Blackley - (One confirmed case)
Cheetham CE Primary, Cheetham Hill - (One confirmed case)
Charlestown Primary, Blackley - (Year 5)
St Agnes CE Primary, Longsight - (One case in Reception and one in Year 1. Close contacts isolating)
Manchester Enterprise Academy, Fallowfield - (Two cases in Year 8, close contacts isolating)
St Cuthbert's RC Primary, Withington - (confirmed case in Year 6)
St Augustine's CE Primary, Monsall - (Confirmed case)
Heald Place Primary, Rusholme - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Abbey Hey Primary Academy, Gorton - (One confirmed case)
Dean Trust Ardwick - (Year 8)
William Hulme's Grammar School - (Confirmed cases in Year 8, 11 and sixth form, close contacts isolating)
Didsbury High School - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Whalley Range High School - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Manchester Academy High - (Year 11, close contacts isolating)
Trinity C of E High - (member of staff positive, close contacts isolating
E-ACT Academy, Blackey - (Year 4, close contacts isolating)
Manchester Health Academy - (Confirmed case)
St Anthony's Catholic Primary School, Wythenshawe - (One confirmed case, contacts isolating)
Cavendish Primary, West Didsbury - (Year 5)
Cedar Mount Academy, Gorton - (Two cases confirmed)
Crab Lane Primary, Higher Blackley - (Year 6)
St James CE Primary, Gorton - (Year 4)
Haveley Hey Primary, Wythenshawe - (One confirmed case)
Webster Primary, Hulme - (Confirmed case, Year 5 class isolating)
Ringway Primary, Wythenshawe - (Year 5 class and Nursery isolating)
Crossacres Primary Academy, Wythenshawe - (Year 6)
St Matthew's RC High, New Moston - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Brookburn Primary, Chorlton - (Year 5 isolating after one pupil and two staff positive)
Medlock Primary School, Manchester - (confirmed case)
Salford
Harrop Fold, Salford - (Year 10 and Year 11)
Buile Hill Academy, Salford - (Year 7)
Co-op Academy Swinton - (Year 7 and Year 10)
Ellenbrook Primary School, Walkden, Salford - (One class from Year 3)
Oasis Academy MediaCityUK, Salford - (Year 8 and Year 11 affected by cases)
Salford City Academy, Salford - (Small number from Year 7 and Year 11)
Co-op Academy Walkden - (SEND pupils from The Hive and all Year 10)
Springwood Primary School, Swinton - (four confirmed cases in two classes)
Branwood Preparatory School, Salford - (Reception class)
Moorside High, Swinton - (a number of Year 10s isolating)
Broadoak Primary, Swinton - (One confirmed case)
Mossfield Primary, Swinton - (Year 5)
St Gilbert's RC Primary, Winton - (School closed)
St Andrew's CE Primary, Eccles - (Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)
Bridgewater Primary, Little Hulton, Salford - (Year 4)
St Mark's CE Primary, Worsley - (One case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Holy Family Catholic School, Langworthy, Salford - (Confirmed cases, school closed to all year groups)
Monton Green Primary, Salford - (Year 6)
UTC@MediaCityUK - (Year 12)
Moorside Primary, Swinton - (Year 3)
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Bury
Heaton Park Primary School, Bury - (Class 2W and Year 3)
Lowercroft Primary School, Bury - (Year 6)
St Bernadette's RC Primary, Whitefield - (Nursery, Years 1, 2, 5 and 6)
St Gabriel's RC High School, Bury - (Year 11)
Bury CE High School, Bury - (confirmed case)
Holly Mount RC Primary, Bury - (A Year 1/2 class isolating after staff member tested positive)
Holly Mount RC Primary, Bury - (A Year 1/2 class isolating after staff member tested positive) Elton Primary, Bury - (Year 3/4 bubble)
Radcliffe Primary School, Bury - (Year 6)
Philips High School, Whitefield - (A number of confirmed cases)
Unsworth Academy, Bury - (Year 7)
Whitefield Community Primary, Bury - (One confirmed case)
Butterstile Primary School, Prestwich, Bury - (Year 1)
St Joseph and St Bede RC Primary School, Bury - (One confirmed case among staff, Early Years isolating)
Tottington High, Bury - (Year 8)
St Marie's RC Primary, Bury - (Year 4)
East Ward Community Primary School, Bury - (Classes in Year 4, 5 and 6 affected)
Parrenthorn High School, Bury - (positive case in Year 8, close contacts isolating)
Elton High School, Bury - (Three cases confirmed, contacts isolating)
Woodhey High, Bury - (Year 11)
St Michael's RC Primary, Whitefield - (one adult positive, one year bubble isolating)
Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary, Bury - (Two confirmed cases, Years 3, 5 and 6 isolating)
St Monica's RC High, Prestwich - (Year 11)
St Peter's CE Primary, Whitefield - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
St Margaret's CE Primary, Prestwich - (School closed to all year groups)
Chapelfield Primary, Radcliffe - (One Year 3 class isolating)
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Bolton
Prestolee Primary School, Radcliffe
St Bernard's RC, Bolton - (Year 5 bubble)
Beaumont Primary, Bolton - (Reception)
Clarendon Primary, Bolton - (Year 6 bubble)
Spindle Point Primary, Bolton - (Only Year 4 remains in school)
Ladybridge High, Bolton - (Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating)
St James CE High, Farnworth - (Year 7)
Mount St Joseph secondary, Bolton - (Year 8)
Thornleigh Salesian College, Bolton - (Year 9)
Chorley New Road Primary, Bolton - (Year 3, Year 5 and Year 6)
Tonge Moor Primary Academy, Bolton - (Year 2)
St Gregory's RC Primary, Farnworth - (Two positive cases, Year 5 isolating)
The Ferns Primary Academy, Farnworth - (Year 2 and Year 4)
St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary, Heaton, Bolton - (Year 3)
Claypool Primary, Horwich - (Year 3)
Birtenshaw, Bolton - (One confirmed case)
King's Leadership Academy, Bolton - (Two Year 8 pupils isolating along with the whole of Year 7)
Rivington and Blackrod High School, Bolton - (Three Year 7 forms)
Little Lever School, Bolton - (One Year 7 form)
Canon Slade School, Bolton - (All Year 7 isolating. Confirmed case in Year 11, close contacts isolating)
Leverhulme Community Primary School, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
Lever Edge Primary Academy, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
St Maxentius CofE Primary School, Bolton - (Head and deputy/Year 5 teacher confirmed cases, all Year 5 isolating)
Harwood Meadows Primary School, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
Harper Green High, Farnworth - (Confirmed cases in two year groups. Close contacts isolating and Year 10 bubble off)
Kearsley West Primary School, Kearsley, Bolton - (Member of staff positive, Nursery and Reception isolating)
Trafford
Gorse Hill Primary School, Stretford - (Year 1)
Brooklands Primary School, Sale
Seymour Park Community Primary, Old Trafford
Urmston Grammar - (Part of Year 12)
Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College, Altrincham - (small number of Year 7s and all of Year 10)
Old Trafford Community Academy, Old Trafford
St John Vianney RC School, Stretford - (Small number self-isolating)
Altrincham Grammar School for Girls - (Cases confirmed in Years 8, 9 and 10)
Stretford High School, Stretford - (Number of pupils in Year 9 isolating)
St Alphonsus RC Primary, Old Trafford - (Year 4 and Year 5)
Flixton Girls School, Trafford - (Number of Year 7s and number of Year 13s isolating)
St Hilda's CE Primary, Stretford - (Years 1, 2, 5 and 6)
St Hugh of Lincoln RC Primary, Stretford - (a Year 5/6 class, a Year 3 class and breakfast and afterschool club)
Sale Grammar - (Year 9)
Sale High School - (One confirmed case)
Altrincham Grammar School for Boys - (Year 11)
Use the handy search tool here to find out where cases have been confirmed:
Stockport
St Winifred’s RC Primary, Heaton Mersey
Didsbury Road Primary School, Stockport - (Year 1)
Adswood Primary, Stockport - (Year 1, Year 2, one class from Y5/6)
Cheadle Hulme Primary School, Stockport - (Two classes from Year 2)
Cheadle Hulme School, Cheadle Hulme - (Year 12 and Year 13)
Broadstone Hall Primary, Stockport - (One class from Year 3 and one class from Year 6)
Gatley Primary School, Stockport - (Reception)
St Anne's RC High, Stockport - (Year 11)
The Kingsway School, Stockport - (One confirmed case)
Great Moor Junior School, Stockport - (Year 3)
Werneth School, Stockport - (Confirmed case in Year 7, bubble of 80 students isolating)
Marple Hall School, Stockport - (Year 8)
Cheadle Hulme High School, Stockport - (Confirmed case)
Priestnall School, Stockport - (Year 8)
Tameside
Great Academy Ashton, Tameside - (part of Y10 and a bubble from another year)
St Stephen's RC Primary School, Droylsden - (Confirmed case in Key Stage 2)
St Anne's Primary School, Denton - (One class in Year 5)
Inspire Academy, Ashton - (Year 1)
Yew Tree Primary, Dukinfield - (Year 5)
Manor Green Primary Academy, Denton - (Year 1)
Droylsden Academy - (One staff member)
Denton West End Primary, Tameside - (Two classes from Year 3 bubble and Year 6)
Dowson Primary Academy, Hyde - (Year 1)
Fairfield High School for Girls, Droylsden, Tameside - (Cases in Years 9, 10 and 11, close contacts isolating)
Pinfold Primary School, Tameside - (Year 4 and Year 5)
Waterloo Primary School, Ashton, Tameside - (Two classes in Year 4 bubble)
Mossley Hollins High, Tameside - (Staff member tested positive, no isolations)
Mottram CE Primary, Tameside - (One class from Year 4/5)
Denton Community College, Tameside - (One positive case)
Audenshaw School, Tameside - (One positive case)
Rosehill Methodist Primary Academy, Ashton, Tameside - (a Year 6 class)
Godley Community Primary, Hyde - (Closed to all except nursery children)
Copley Academy, Stalybridge - (Positive cases in Year 7, 10 and 11 - close contacts isolating)
St Thomas More RC College, Denton - (Confirmed case, around 30 pupils isolating)
Alder Community High, Hyde - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Hyde High School, Hyde - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Greenside Primary, Droylsden, Tameside - (Year 2)
Kingsway Park High, Rochdale - (Confirmed case in Year 10, bubble isolating)
Broadbent Fold Primary, Dukinfield - (One positive case, group of Year 5/6 isolating)
Ravensfield Primary, Dukinfield, Tameside - (Year 5 class isolating)
Endeavour Academy, Hyde - (Year 6, teacher positive)
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Oldham
St Martin's CE Primary, Oldham - (One class)
Yew Tree Community School, Chadderton - (Class 4 Red)
Hey with Zion, Lees, Oldham - (Nursery)
Whitegate End Primary and Nursery, Chadderton, Oldham - (One Year 6 class)
The Radclyffe School, Oldham - (Close contacts of positive cases in Years 7 and 9, whole of Year 10 and around 50 pupils in Year 11)
St Matthew's CE Primary, Chadderton - (two Year 3 classes)
Royton and Crompton Academy in Oldham - (one positive case)
Saddleworth School, Oldham - (Year 7 and Year 9)
Blue Coat School, Oldham - (Year 10 and contacts of Year 8 case isolating)
Crompton House CE School, Oldham - (Years 7, 8, 12 and 13 affected)
Oasis Academy Oldham - (Year 10 and Year 11)
The Hathershaw College, Oldham - (Bubbles from Year 7 and Year 9)
Corpus Christi RC Primary School, Oldham - (Nursery, Reception and Year 1)
Roundthorn Primary Academy, Oldham - (Year 1 and Year 6)
Horton Mill Primary School, Oldham - (Several cases, full school closed)
Stanley Road Primary, Chadderton - (Year 1, Year 4 and Year 6)
St Chad's Church of England Primary School, Oldham - (Year 1/2)
Mills Hill Primary, Chadderton - (One Year 4 class bubble)
Oasis Academy Leesbrook, Oldham - (One bubble in Year 7)
The Oldham Academy North, Oldham - (A Year 9 bubble and member of staff isolating, plus another confirmed case among staff)
Knowsley Junior School, Oldham - (Year 6)
Fir Bank Primary, Royton, Oldham - (One confirmed case)
St Paul's CE Primary, Royton, Oldham - (Year 5)
St Joseph's RC Junior, Infant and Nursery School, Shaw, Oldham - (Year 5 and 6 bubble)
Co-op Academy Failsworth - (Year 9 and Year 10)
Holy Cross CE Primary, Oldham - (Year 3)
Greenfield Primary, Oldham - (Year 5)
Waterhead Academy, Oldham - (Seven children isolating)
Newman RC College, Oldham - (One case confirmed in Year 11, close contacts isolating)
North Chadderton School, Oldham - (One case confirmed)
Werneth Primary, Oldham - (Year 2 and 3)
Rochdale
Sandbrook Community Primary School, Rochdale - (One bubble)
Broadfield Primary School, Rochdale - (Three bubbles)
Marland Hill Community Primary School, Rochdale - (Two bubbles)
St Cuthbert's RC High School, Rochdale - (Year 11)
Boarshaw Primary School, Middleton - (One bubble)
Middleton Parish Church School
Bowlee Park Community School, Middleton - (Year 1 Class 3 and Year 1 Class 4)
St Luke's Primary, Heywood - (Full school closed)
St Anne's Academy, Middleton - (Small number of students)
Meanwood Primary, Rochdale - (Year 2, Year 4 and Year 6)
Alkrington Primary, Middleton - (Year 6)
Woodland Community Primary, Heywood - (Three classes in Year 6)
Falinge Park High School, Rochdale - (Two bubbles from Year 7)
Oulder Hill Community School, Rochdale - (Close contacts of Year 8)
Norden Community Primary School, Rochdale - (Nursery, Reception and Year 5)
St Thomas More RC Primary, Middleton - (Three classes from Key Stage 1)
Holy Trinity CE Primary, Littleborough - (positive case in Year 3)
Middleton Technology School - (Two confirmed cases)
Cardinal Langley RC High, Middleton - (Year 7, Year 10)
Deeplish Primary Academy, Rochdale - (Year 4)
St Vincent's Roman Catholic Primary School, Norden, Rochdale - (One Year 4 class and one Year 6 class)
Hamer Primary, Rochdale - (Two bubbles isolating)
Wardle Academy, Rochdale - (Year 8)
Hollingworth Academy, Rochdale - (Staff member tested positive, close contacts isolating)
Matthew Moss High, Rochdale - (Some bubbles closed following confirmed case)
Holy Family RC and CE College, Heywood - (Year 9)
Greenbank Primary, Rochdale - (Year 6 bubble)
Spotland Primary, Rochdale - (a Year 3 class, a Year 4 class and Year 5 isolating)
Wigan
St Mary's Catholic High School, Astley, Wigan - (Year 8, 11, 12 and 13 affected)
St Michael's CE Primary, Atherton, Wigan
Westleigh Methodist Primary School, Leigh - (Year 3 and Year 4)
Dean Trust Wigan - (Year 7, 8 and 9 affected)
Hawkley Hall High, Wigan - (Years 7, 8 and 11 affected)
R L Hughes Primary School, Wigan
Canon Sharples CE Primary School, Wigan - (Nursery and Years 1 and 2 affected)
Ince CE Primary, Wigan - (One class from Year 5 and confirmed case in Year 4)
St John Fisher Catholic High, Wigan - (Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating)
Twelve Apostles RC Primary, Leigh - (Year 3, Year 4 and Year 5)
Mab's Cross Primary School, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Cansfield High School, Wigan - (Year 9 and Year 11)
The Deanery, Wigan - (close contacts of positive Year 9 case isolating)
Rowan Tree Primary, Wigan - (One confirmed case)
Bedford High, Wigan - (Year 10)
Oakfield High School and College, Wigan - (One confirmed case)
Byrchall High, Wigan - (Year 11)
St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Wigan - (Year 8, Year 10 and Year 11)
Standish Community High, Wigan - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Landgate School, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Abram Bryn Gates Primary School, Wigan - (Year 3 affected)
Lowton St Mary's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
Meadowbank Primary School, Wigan - (Years 1 and 2 affected)
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Beech Hill - (staff affected)
St Catherine's Catholic Primary School, Lowton - (Year 6 affected)
St Luke's CofE Primary School, Lowton - (Year 2)
St Mary's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
St Stephen's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 5 affected)
St Thomas CofE Junior and Infant School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
Atherton Community School, Wigan - (Year 10 affected)
Golborne High School, Wigan - (Years 7 and 9 affected)
Orrell Lamberhead Green Academy, Wigan - (Year 3)
St John's CE Primary, Wigan - (staff affected)
Hope School and College, Wigan - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Woodfield Primary, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Has your school had to send children home to self-isolate? Let us know in the comments or email the details to emma.gill@reachplc.com.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Rochdale lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

As Greater Manchester 's coronavirus cases continue to rise , changes have been made to restrictions in all ten boroughs .
The latest data on coronavirus infection rates shows an increase in every Greater Manchester borough .
But as well as changes locally , rules in England have also changed which may affect the measures already in place across Bolton , Oldham , Bury , Wigan , Stockport , Tameside , Manchester , Trafford , Salford and Rochdale .
The 'rule of six ' introduced on September 14 makes it illegal for more than six people to socialise in any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
But does this change things for residents in Rochdale ?
The rules for the borough have remained unchanged for a few weeks .
That is that there is a ban on two households mixing indoors - and in gardens - still in place .
The measures apply to those in these areas even if they travel out of the locked down area .
• You are not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ live with you in your home or your garden , unless they are in your support bubble • You must not meet people you do not live with in their home or garden unless they are in your support bubble • You should not socialise with people you do n't live with in other indoor public venues - including , but not limited to , pubs , restaurants and cafes .
• Casinos , skating rinks , bowling alleys , indoor play areas and soft play , exhibition centres and conference halls are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ indoor performances will also be able to resume • Close contact beauty services - such as eyebrow threading and make up application - can also start again • You can still socialise in outside public places ( like parks ) but only in groups of up to six people from multiple households • Gatherings larger than six are only allowed to take place if everyone is exclusively from two households/support bubbles • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ You should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than 30 people attending • From September 28 , weddings are limited to 15 guests • Wedding celebrations , for single households or a group of up to six people outdoors only , are allowed Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Rochdale, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Rochdale?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Salford lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Restriction changes have been made to all ten boroughs across Greater Manchester as coronavirus cases continue to rise .
The latest data on coronavirus infection rates shows an increase in every Greater Manchester borough .
But as well as changes locally , rules in England have also changed which may affect the measures already in place across Bolton , Oldham , Bury , Wigan , Stockport , Tameside , Manchester , Trafford , Salford and Rochdale .
The 'rule of six ' introduced September 14 made it illegal for more than six people to socialise in any setting .
Those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
But does this change things for residents in Salford ?
The rules for the borough have remained unchanged for a few weeks .
That is that there is a ban on two households mixing indoors - and in gardens - still in place .
The measures apply to those in these areas even if they travel out of the locked down area .
• You are not allowed to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in your home or your garden , unless they are in your support bubble • You must not meet people you do not live with in their home or garden unless they are in your support bubble • You should not socialise with people you do n't live with in other indoor public venues - including , but not limited to , pubs , restaurants and cafes .
• Casinos , skating rinks , bowling alleys , indoor play areas and soft play , exhibition centres and conference halls are all allowed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also be able to resume • None Close contact beauty services - such as eyebrow threading and make up application - can also start again • None You can still socialise in outside public places ( like parks ) but only in groups of up to six people from multiple households • Gatherings larger than six are only allowed to take place if everyone is exclusively from two households/support bubbles • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than 30 people attending • From September 28 , weddings are limited to 15 guests • Wedding celebrations , for single households or a group of up to six people outdoors only , are allowed Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Salford, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Salford?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Bury lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Bury remains under coronavirus restrictions as cases rise in the borough along with others across Greater Manchester - and there have been some changes .
Both local and national rule alterations may affect what residents in Bury can do , including The 'rule of six ' introduced on September 14 making it illegal for more than six people to socialise in any setting .
Gatherings involving more people can be broken up by police and participants will be issued with fines - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
Cases are climbing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 78.5 cases per 100,000 people .
There is a ban on two households mixing indoors - and in gardens - still in place .
The measures apply to those in these areas even if they travel out of the locked down area .
• You are not allowed to have anyone who does not live with you in your home or your garden , unless they are in your support bubble • You must not meet people you do not live with in their home or garden unless they are in your support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people you do n't live with in other indoor public venues - including , but not limited to , pubs , restaurants and cafes .
• Casinos , skating rinks , bowling alleys , indoor play areas and soft play , exhibition centres and conference halls are all allowed to reopen • Socially distanced indoor performances will also be able to resume • Close contact beauty services - such as eyebrow threading and make up application - can also start again • You can still socialise in outside public places ( like parks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to six people from multiple households • Gatherings larger than six are only allowed to take place if everyone is exclusively from two households/support bubbles • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that parents can go to work • You should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than 30 people attending • From September 28 , weddings are limited to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ single households or a group of up to six people outdoors only , are allowed Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Bury, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Bury?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Trafford lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Greater Manchester remains under a tighter coronavirus lockdown compared to other parts of the UK .
Trafford was released from the local lockdown on September 2 , but in a matter of hours was put back under .
The government made the U-turn following an alarming rise of cases in the days previous .
Therefore , the borough continues to follow the social distancing rules originally imposed across the region .
Yet the latest 'rule of six ' introduced on September 14 applies to the whole of England .
It prohibits people meeting in a group of more than six @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mingle '' as a gathering of six or more people both indoors and outdoors .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
What are the latest lockdown rules in Trafford ?
• You are not allowed to have anyone who does not live with you in your home or your garden , unless they are in your support bubble • You must not meet people you do not live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they are in your support bubble • You should not socialise with people you do n't live with in other indoor public venues - including , but not limited to , pubs , restaurants and cafes .
• Casinos , skating rinks , bowling alleys , indoor play areas and soft play , exhibition centres and conference halls are all allowed to reopen • Socially distanced indoor performances will also be able to resume • Close contact beauty services - such as eyebrow threading and make up application - can also start again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public places ( like parks ) but only in groups of up to six people from multiple households • Gatherings larger than six are only allowed to take place if everyone is exclusively from two households/support bubbles • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that parents can go to work • You should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 15 guests from September 28 Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Trafford, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Trafford?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Wigan lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Wigan has been placed back under local lockdown rules after a large rise in the coronavirus infection rate .
The rules covering most of Greater Manchester will now also apply to Wigan .
Earlier in September , the borough was released from the region 's local lockdown restrictions - but this has now been reversed .
The town had the lowest infection rate in the region for weeks but has since seen a rapid rise in cases .
Wigan 's latest coronavirus infection rate - as of September 25 - is 122.6 per 100,000 population with 403 new cases confirmed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Despite new local rules , the town is still affected by national legislation under the new 'rule of six ' which came into force on September 14 .
This means it will be illegal for groups of more than six people to socialise anywhere , with police able to issue fines for anyone caught ignoring this .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The rules on residents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not host people you do not live with at your home or in your garden or meet them in their homes or gardens unless you are in a support bubble .
• Some people can still visit your home but only in these specific circumstances .
• It 's advised that you should not socialise with people you do not live with , unless they ’ re in your support bubble , in any public venue - this applies to inside and outside of the affected areas .
Examples of public venues include @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , places of worship , community centres , leisure and entertainment venues , or visitor attractions and parks .
• It 's advised you do n't visit friends or family in care homes , other than in exceptional circumstances .
Care homes should restrict visits to these circumstances • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that parents can go to work .
• If outdoors , you can meet in groups of up to six people who you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not in your support bubble .
• You should wear a mask on public transport and avoid car journeys with people from another household where possible .
• From September 28 , weddings are limited to 15 guests .
Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Wigan, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Wigan?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Tameside lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Greater Manchester remains under a tighter coronavirus lockdown compared to other parts of the UK .
Previously , Stockport and Wigan were released from the local measures - however this has been reversed from September 26 .
Tougher rules compared to the rest of England now apply to all 10 boroughs .
However the change on September 14 with the 'rule of six ' applies to the whole of England .
It prohibits people meeting in a group of more than six , meaning it 's illegal to `` mingle '' as a gathering of six or more people both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
What are the latest lockdown rules in Tameside ?
• You are not allowed to have anyone who does not live with you in your home or your garden , unless they are in your support bubble • You must not meet people you do not live with in their home or garden unless they are in your support bubble • You should not socialise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in other indoor public venues - including , but not limited to , pubs , restaurants and cafes • Casinos , skating rinks , bowling alleys , indoor play areas and soft play , exhibition centres and conference halls are all allowed to be open • Socially distanced indoor performances will also be able to resume • Close contact beauty services - such as eyebrow threading and make up application - resume • You can still socialise in outside public places ( like parks ) but only in groups of up to six @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than six are only allowed to take place if everyone is exclusively from two households/support bubbles • Rules still ban playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that parents can go to work • You should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than 30 people attending • From September 28 , weddings are limited to 15 guests The six person limit will therefore apply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in public , outdoor settings .
For example , two families of four will not be able to meet in the park .
Two families of three will be able to .
Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Tameside, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Tameside?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Alex Telles stance on Porto transfer request and more Man United rumours

Alex Telles is not willing to force an exit from Porto in order to seal a move to Manchester United this summer - according to reports .
MEN Sport understand United have accelerated their transfer plans ahead of the October 5 deadline following their Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace .
The Reds have accepted there is a need for a new left-back and Telles has been monitored .
Sergio Reguilon was also under consideration prior to his move to Tottenham .
United fans have repeatedly demanded that Telles is brought to Old Trafford given his recent form and current @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is set to expire next summer .
Reports in Portugal suggest United and Porto remain way apart in their valuation of the defender with A Bola suggesting Telles is determined to leave the club this summer .
However , the same report suggests that Telles will not force an exit if United fail to agree a price with his club .
The former Inter star wants to end his time at the club on good terms and is not entertaining the idea of submitting a transfer request .
Elsewhere , reports claim Leeds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for United star Daniel James .
James joined the Reds from Swansea last summer , six months after his move to Leeds collapsed at the final hour .
The Welshman has struggled to force his way into the starting XI following the emergence of Mason Greenwood and Marcelo Bielsa is keen to sign him on loan , according to The Mirror .
Leeds have reportedly cooled their interest in Liverpool forward Harry Wilson in order to pursue a move for James .
MEN Sport understand United have no intention of allowing him to @ @ @ @

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Alex Telles is not willing to force an exit from Porto in order to seal a move to Manchester United this summer - according to reports.
MEN Sport understand United have accelerated their transfer plans ahead of the October 5 deadline following their Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace. The Reds have accepted there is a need for a new left-back and Telles has been monitored. Sergio Reguilon was also under consideration prior to his move to Tottenham.
United fans have repeatedly demanded that Telles is brought to Old Trafford given his recent form and current contract situation, his current Porto deal is set to expire next summer.
Reports in Portugal suggest United and Porto remain way apart in their valuation of the defender with A Bola suggesting Telles is determined to leave the club this summer.
However, the same report suggests that Telles will not force an exit if United fail to agree a price with his club. The former Inter star wants to end his time at the club on good terms and is not entertaining the idea of submitting a transfer request.
Elsewhere, reports claim Leeds United are still pursuing a loan deal for United star Daniel James.
James joined the Reds from Swansea last summer, six months after his move to Leeds collapsed at the final hour.
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The Welshman has struggled to force his way into the starting XI following the emergence of Mason Greenwood and Marcelo Bielsa is keen to sign him on loan, according to The Mirror.
Leeds have reportedly cooled their interest in Liverpool forward Harry Wilson in order to pursue a move for James.
MEN Sport understand United have no intention of allowing him to leave on loan.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Latest Oldham lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Residents in Oldham have faced stricter measures for weeks now in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus .
The borough had the highest infection rate in the country up until September when Bolton 's rates soared .
As Greater Manchester 's coronavirus cases continue to rise , changes have been made to restrictions in all ten boroughs .
But as well as changes locally , rules in England have also changed which may affect the measures already in place across Bolton , Oldham , Bury , Wigan , Stockport , Tameside , Manchester , Trafford , Salford and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ introduced on September 14 makes it illegal for more than six people to socialise in any setting .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
But does this change things for residents in Oldham ?
As the restrictions in Oldham are already much more stringent , the new law wo n't come into play .
Those living in Oldham are still bound by the same restrictions .
It is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apply to you both inside and outside of Oldham if this is where you live .
• You can not have people you do not live with in your home or garden at any time unless they are in your support bubble • You also can not visit people in their home or garden - and this applies to anyone , whether inside or outside of Oldham unless they 're in your support bubble • You should not socialise with people you do n't live with in other indoor public venues .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coffee shops , places of worship , community centres , leisure centres , gyms , entertainment venues or visitor attractions • Pubs and restaurants have been advised to stop walk-ins and only seat people who have booked in advance with a maximum of six people per table from the same household • You are not allowed to socialise with any people you do not live with outdoors - including at parks and on walking routes .
Only households are allowed to visit these spaces together , but must socially distance from other households @ @ @ @ @ @ @ playdates and parties , but allow for family and friends to share childcare for those under 14 so that parents can go to work • Children of parents who are separated are allowed to move between households • You should not visit anyone in care home other than in exceptional circumstances • Funerals can still go ahead , but they should have no more than 30 people attending • From September 28 , weddings are limited to 15 guests Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to offer table service only and to close at 10pm .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Oldham, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Oldham?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--University halls of residences locked down amid 127 Covid cases

A string of Manchester student blocks are being locked down tonight after more than 100 Covid cases were recorded .
Halls at Manchester Metropolitan University ’ s Birley campus , as well as Cambridge Hall near All Saint 's Park , are to be locked down for a fortnight and 1,700 students living there told to self isolate 'with immediate effect ' .
The M.E.N .
reported last weekend that a number of students were already self isolating at the Birley campus , in Hulme , days after a 100-strong party was reported in the courtyard .
Since then , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that site and Cambridge Halls , with a number of other students also recording symptoms .
As a result the council , university and Public Health England have jointly agreed to introduce lockdown measures .
David Regan , Public Health Director for Manchester , said : “ An important part of Manchester ’ s local response and prevention plan for coronavirus is to keep a close eye on the data and act swiftly and decisively where an outbreak is identified in order to contain the virus .
That ’ s what we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a 'range of support measures ' had been put in place for the students in question .
Only blocks at MMU 's Birley campus and blocks at Cambridge halls are affected .
Coun Bev Craig , Executive Member for adult health and wellbeing for Manchester council , said : “ This is obviously very difficult for all of the young people involved and we will be working with the university and other public services to make sure that any of the students affected get the support they need .
`` Students are a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as part of our plans we expected that numbers could rise as they returned to the city .
`` As a vital part of our city , they are also under the same restrictions and rules as our longer term residents , and that ’ s why this evidence-based approach is being taken early to reduce the spread .
“ We understand that local residents may be concerned about this situation .
We want to reassure them that the evidence so far suggests that transmission has been within the student community only and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are taking this collective action to ensure that remains the case.
” University and College Union general secretary Jo Grady said : `` This is the latest catastrophe in a week where wholly predictable – and predicted – Covid outbreaks have caused havoc on campuses across the UK .
`` We warned last month of the problems with moving thousands of students across the country and the time has come for urgent action from ministers and universities to protect staff and students .
`` Manchester Metropolitan University shifting teaching online only for foundation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ absurdity of the current position of trying to continue with blended learning .
`` There is no point encouraging students to come to university to self-isolate for a fortnight .
This was a wholly predictable and unnecessary crisis .
It is unfair on students , on staff and on their local communities . ''
The move follows growing concerns about how universities are going to operate safely against the backdrop of high and rising Covid infection rates .
It is understood the student outbreaks have helped to fuel the city 's infection rate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of days .
On Tuesday the city recorded 161 new cases , with numbers now doubling week on week .
In Scotland , more than 170 students are already self isolating in Glasgow 's Murano Street halls alone , along with hundreds of others across the city .
A huge row has also erupted in recent days after students across Scotland were told not to visit the pub this weekend - or to go home and visit their parents , apart from under exceptional circumstances .
There have also been outbreaks at other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at least 87 students have tested positive .
In Manchester , the council 's public health department has been particularly worried about the return of nearly 80,000 students in recent weeks at a time when the city 's Covid infection rate is already high and now rising fast , numbers driven predominantly by those aged 20 to 40 .
An extra testing station has been provided on Denmark Road , at Manchester University 's main campus , while police and council officials have been undertaking engagement in Fallowfield for several weeks .
Across @ @ @ @ @ @ @ MMU , Manchester University , Salford University , Bolton University and the Royal Northern College of Music - issued a joint statement earlier this month outlining how they would deal with the new term against the backdrop of Covid , including online lectures , free masks and staggered arrivals at halls .
However even with those measures , officials have still seen a spike in cases among students as an inevitability at a time when the city 's rates at a whole are nearing 200 per 100,000 .
Dr Yasmin Ahmed-Little , consultant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ North West , said : “ We are working closely with Manchester Metropolitan University , Manchester city council and partners to provide public health advice aimed at helping stop the spread of the virus .
“ We have seen an increase in positive cases and students with symptoms in the University and all students in these accommodation blocks are being asked to self-isolate for 14 days , even if they have no symptoms , to avoid unknowingly spreading the virus .
“ It is really important for all students follow the advice from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stay safe .
`` Young people play a crucial role in preventing the spread of coronavirus to protect those at much greater risk .
If you are one of the students that has been asked to self-isolate please follow the advice and stay in your accommodation to help us prevent the infection from spreading .
”

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A string of Manchester student blocks are being locked down tonight after more than 100 Covid cases were recorded.
Halls at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Birley campus, as well as Cambridge Hall near All Saint's Park, are to be locked down for a fortnight and 1,700 students living there told to self isolate 'with immediate effect'.
The M.E.N. reported last weekend that a number of students were already self isolating at the Birley campus, in Hulme, days after a 100-strong party was reported in the courtyard.
Since then, case numbers have soared to 127 across that site and Cambridge Halls, with a number of other students also recording symptoms. As a result the council, university and Public Health England have jointly agreed to introduce lockdown measures.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
David Regan, Public Health Director for Manchester, said: “An important part of Manchester’s local response and prevention plan for coronavirus is to keep a close eye on the data and act swiftly and decisively where an outbreak is identified in order to contain the virus. That’s what we’ve done here.”
The council said a 'range of support measures' had been put in place for the students in question.
Only blocks at MMU's Birley campus and blocks at Cambridge halls are affected.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
Coun Bev Craig, Executive Member for adult health and wellbeing for Manchester council, said: “This is obviously very difficult for all of the young people involved and we will be working with the university and other public services to make sure that any of the students affected get the support they need.
"Students are a vital part of our city, and as part of our plans we expected that numbers could rise as they returned to the city.
(Image: ABNM Photography)
"As a vital part of our city, they are also under the same restrictions and rules as our longer term residents, and that’s why this evidence-based approach is being taken early to reduce the spread.
“We understand that local residents may be concerned about this situation. We want to reassure them that the evidence so far suggests that transmission has been within the student community only and has not been more widespread. We are taking this collective action to ensure that remains the case.”
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
University and College Union general secretary Jo Grady said: "This is the latest catastrophe in a week where wholly predictable – and predicted – Covid outbreaks have caused havoc on campuses across the UK.
"We warned last month of the problems with moving thousands of students across the country and the time has come for urgent action from ministers and universities to protect staff and students.
"Manchester Metropolitan University shifting teaching online only for foundation and first year students exposes the total absurdity of the current position of trying to continue with blended learning.
"There is no point encouraging students to come to university to self-isolate for a fortnight. This was a wholly predictable and unnecessary crisis. It is unfair on students, on staff and on their local communities."
The move follows growing concerns about how universities are going to operate safely against the backdrop of high and rising Covid infection rates.
It is understood the student outbreaks have helped to fuel the city's infection rate as a whole over the past couple of days. On Tuesday the city recorded 161 new cases, with numbers now doubling week on week.
(Image: Mark Waugh Manchester Press Photography Ltd)
In Scotland, more than 170 students are already self isolating in Glasgow's Murano Street halls alone, along with hundreds of others across the city.
A huge row has also erupted in recent days after students across Scotland were told not to visit the pub this weekend - or to go home and visit their parents, apart from under exceptional circumstances.
There have also been outbreaks at other English universities, including Liverpool, where at least 87 students have tested positive.
In Manchester, the council's public health department has been particularly worried about the return of nearly 80,000 students in recent weeks at a time when the city's Covid infection rate is already high and now rising fast, numbers driven predominantly by those aged 20 to 40.
(Image: supplied)
An extra testing station has been provided on Denmark Road, at Manchester University's main campus, while police and council officials have been undertaking engagement in Fallowfield for several weeks.
Across Greater Manchester, all five universities - MMU, Manchester University, Salford University, Bolton University and the Royal Northern College of Music - issued a joint statement earlier this month outlining how they would deal with the new term against the backdrop of Covid, including online lectures, free masks and staggered arrivals at halls.
However even with those measures, officials have still seen a spike in cases among students as an inevitability at a time when the city's rates at a whole are nearing 200 per 100,000.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
Dr Yasmin Ahmed-Little, consultant in health protection at Public Health England North West, said: “We are working closely with Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester city council and partners to provide public health advice aimed at helping stop the spread of the virus.
“We have seen an increase in positive cases and students with symptoms in the University and all students in these accommodation blocks are being asked to self-isolate for 14 days, even if they have no symptoms, to avoid unknowingly spreading the virus.
“It is really important for all students follow the advice from the university and the City Council to stay safe.
"Young people play a crucial role in preventing the spread of coronavirus to protect those at much greater risk. If you are one of the students that has been asked to self-isolate please follow the advice and stay in your accommodation to help us prevent the infection from spreading.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--The latest Covid-19 infection rates for each Greater Manchester borough

Greater Manchester has recorded 960 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours .
It 's the biggest daily total since the start of the pandemic - up from the previous high of 786 recorded yesterday .
Bolton still has the highest infection rate in the country with 242 cases per 100,000 people in the week ending September 22 .
Bury is also approaching an infection rate of 200 , but the number of infections continues to rise sharply across the region .
In Manchester , Oldham and Rochdale the rate is well above 150 , while in Salford , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - more than double the national average of 51.4 .
In Manchester cases are now doubling week-on-week .
There were 161 positive tests in the city on Tuesday this week , the highest daily total so far .
Manchester also recorded 1,026 cases in the week ending September 22 .
That 's the first time more than 1,000 positive tests have been reported in the city in a seven day period .
From midnight further lockdown restrictions are to be imposed on Stockport and Wigan , bringing the boroughs in line with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where extra measures apply .
The new rules mean : • You must not host people you do not live with at your home or in your garden or meet them in their homes or gardens unless you are in a support bubble .
• Some people can still visit your home but only in these specific circumstances .
• You should not socialise with anyone from another household inside any public venue , including pubs , bars or restaurants , unless they are in your support bubble .
• You should not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unless in exceptional circumstances .
• You should wear a mask on public transport and avoid car journeys with people from another household where possible .
Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country , including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm and avoid car journeys with people from another household where possible .

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Greater Manchester has recorded 960 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours.
It's the biggest daily total since the start of the pandemic - up from the previous high of 786 recorded yesterday.
Bolton still has the highest infection rate in the country with 242 cases per 100,000 people in the week ending September 22.
Bury is also approaching an infection rate of 200, but the number of infections continues to rise sharply across the region.
In Manchester, Oldham and Rochdale the rate is well above 150, while in Salford, Tameside and Wigan it's above 100 - more than double the national average of 51.4.
In Manchester cases are now doubling week-on-week.
There were 161 positive tests in the city on Tuesday this week, the highest daily total so far.
Manchester also recorded 1,026 cases in the week ending September 22.
That's the first time more than 1,000 positive tests have been reported in the city in a seven day period.
From midnight further lockdown restrictions are to be imposed on Stockport and Wigan, bringing the boroughs in line with the rest of Greater Manchester, except Bolton where extra measures apply.
The new rules mean:
You must not host people you do not live with at your home or in your garden or meet them in their homes or gardens unless you are in a support bubble.
Some people can still visit your home but only in these specific circumstances.
Nightclubs and dance halls remain closed.
You should not socialise with anyone from another household inside any public venue, including pubs, bars or restaurants, unless they are in your support bubble.
You should not visit friends or family in care homes unless in exceptional circumstances.
You should wear a mask on public transport and avoid car journeys with people from another household where possible.
Other rules remain the same as they do in the rest of the country, including restrictions on pubs and restaurants to offer table service only and to close at 10pm and avoid car journeys with people from another household where possible.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-26--Bolton Wanderers lineup vs Newport County confirmed as one change made

Bolton Wanderers have made one change for the visit of Newport County today .
Wanderers are back at home today in League Two against the Exiles and are seeking their first win of the season .
Last weekend , Bolton suffered a 2-0 defeat on the road against Colchester United in their maiden away game of the season .
In that game , Wanderers lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation as head coach Ian Evatt ditched the 3-4-1-2 set up Bolton had begun the season with .
And he has made one change from the defeat against the U 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alex Baptiste , who drops out of the matchday squad altogether .
Billy Crellin starts in goal , with a defence of Gethin Jones , Taft , Ricardo Almeida Santos and Liam Gordon in front of him .
Tom White and Brandon Comley continue in central midfield with Ali Crawford ahead of the duo .
Jak Hickman is poised to assume the right wing role with Nathan Delfouneso on the left , with Eoin Doyle through the middle .
New signings Arthur Gnahoua and Lloyd Isgrove are named on the bench by Evatt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jamie Mascoll , Ronan Darcy and Andrew Tutte are the other substitutes .

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Bolton Wanderers have made one change for the visit of Newport County today.
Wanderers are back at home today in League Two against the Exiles and are seeking their first win of the season.
Last weekend, Bolton suffered a 2-0 defeat on the road against Colchester United in their maiden away game of the season.
In that game, Wanderers lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation as head coach Ian Evatt ditched the 3-4-1-2 set up Bolton had begun the season with.
And he has made one change from the defeat against the U's, with George Taft coming in for Alex Baptiste, who drops out of the matchday squad altogether.
Billy Crellin starts in goal, with a defence of Gethin Jones, Taft, Ricardo Almeida Santos and Liam Gordon in front of him.
Tom White and Brandon Comley continue in central midfield with Ali Crawford ahead of the duo.
Jak Hickman is poised to assume the right wing role with Nathan Delfouneso on the left, with Eoin Doyle through the middle.
New signings Arthur Gnahoua and Lloyd Isgrove are named on the bench by Evatt.
Matthew Alexander, Ryan Delaney, Jamie Mascoll, Ronan Darcy and Andrew Tutte are the other substitutes.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-26--Man  United fans make predictable comparison after Marcus Rashford wonder strike

Manchester United fans were comparing Marcus Rashford to club legend Cristiano Ronaldo in the wake of his superb goal against Brighton .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side found themselves a goal down at the Amex Stadium after Neal Maupay beat David de Gea from the penalty spot before Nemanja Matic forced an own goal from Lewis Dunk to level the scores heading into half-time .
United pushed for the lead after the interval with Rashford finding the back of the net before VAR ruled the goal out for offside .
The England international was not to be denied second time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with an inch-perfect pass from Bruno Fernandes .
Rashford cut in from the left and left Brighton defender Ben White on the ground twice as he feinted a shot on his right before smashing home with his left via a deflection .
His finish had shades of Ronaldo 's time at Old Trafford and United fans were quick to make the comparison on social media .
United transfer target Jadon Sancho sent supporters into a frenzy on Friday by naming his international teammate Rashford as the most skilful player he has ever played @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made progress in talks over Sancho 's wages and agent 's fees , but United and Dortmund remain far apart in their valuation of the player .

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Manchester United fans were comparing Marcus Rashford to club legend Cristiano Ronaldo in the wake of his superb goal against Brighton.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side found themselves a goal down at the Amex Stadium after Neal Maupay beat David de Gea from the penalty spot before Nemanja Matic forced an own goal from Lewis Dunk to level the scores heading into half-time.
United pushed for the lead after the interval with Rashford finding the back of the net before VAR ruled the goal out for offside.
The England international was not to be denied second time around after being sent through on goal with an inch-perfect pass from Bruno Fernandes.
Rashford cut in from the left and left Brighton defender Ben White on the ground twice as he feinted a shot on his right before smashing home with his left via a deflection.
His finish had shades of Ronaldo's time at Old Trafford and United fans were quick to make the comparison on social media.
United transfer target Jadon Sancho sent supporters into a frenzy on Friday by naming his international teammate Rashford as the most skilful player he has ever played alongside.
As things stand United have made progress in talks over Sancho's wages and agent's fees, but United and Dortmund remain far apart in their valuation of the player.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-26--Bolton complete double signing of ex-Macclesfield striker and former Swindon man

Bolton Wanderers have confirmed the signing of striker Arthur Gnahoua and winger Lloyd Isgrove .
Both players have signed one-year deal at the University of Bolton Stadium and have been announced ahead of the club 's match against Newport County this afternoon They become Wanderers ' 18th and 19th signings of the summer .
Gnahoua , 28 , was previously with Macclesfield Town and has prior experience with Carlisle United and Shrewsbury Town .
Isgrove , 27 , spent last season at Swindon Town and came through the ranks at Southampton system before having loan spells at Peterborough United , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the club website , Gnahoua said : `` I ’ m delighted to have got the move over the line and I ’ m excited to join the team .
`` It ’ s a big club and I ’ m looking forward to showing the fans how I can play .
`` I played here when I was younger and it ’ s really nice to come back to the club.
” The French-born forward moved to England at the age of six and grew up in Salford , and spent time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gnahoua began his senior career with Stalybridge Celtic before joining Macclesfield for the first of his two spells at Moss Rose in 2012 .
He signed for Kidderminster Harriers in January 2016 and was their top goal scorer in the 2016-17 season as they reached the National League North play-off semi-finals .
Head coach Ian Evatt added : “ We are pleased to bring in Arthur who will strengthen our attacking options . ''
Isgrove is a former team mate of Wanderers striker Eoin Doyle as he helped the Robins win the League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ under 21 caps to his name and earned his solitary full cap in 2016 where he helped his nation to a 1-1 draw against Northern Ireland .
The winger said : “ Bolton Wanderers are a massive club that have made some good signings this season .
“ We ’ ll definitely be aiming to be right at the top end of the table this season and I ’ m hoping to play my part in helping with that .
“ Me and Eoin had a good relationship last season and I set @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ m sure he ’ s happy that I ’ m here.
” Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt added : “ Lloyd is an exciting , attacking player who we are delighted to have on board .
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Bolton Wanderers have confirmed the signing of striker Arthur Gnahoua and winger Lloyd Isgrove.
Both players have signed one-year deal at the University of Bolton Stadium and have been announced ahead of the club's match against Newport County this afternoon
They become Wanderers' 18th and 19th signings of the summer.
Gnahoua, 28, was previously with Macclesfield Town and has prior experience with Carlisle United and Shrewsbury Town.
Isgrove, 27, spent last season at Swindon Town and came through the ranks at Southampton system before having loan spells at Peterborough United, Sheffield Wednesday and Barnsley.
Speaking to the club website, Gnahoua said: "I’m delighted to have got the move over the line and I’m excited to join the team.
"It’s a big club and I’m looking forward to showing the fans how I can play.
"I played here when I was younger and it’s really nice to come back to the club.”
The French-born forward moved to England at the age of six and grew up in Salford, and spent time in the Bolton Academy in 2003.
Gnahoua began his senior career with Stalybridge Celtic before joining Macclesfield for the first of his two spells at Moss Rose in 2012.
He signed for Kidderminster Harriers in January 2016 and was their top goal scorer in the 2016-17 season as they reached the National League North play-off semi-finals.
Head coach Ian Evatt added: “We are pleased to bring in Arthur who will strengthen our attacking options."
Isgrove is a former team mate of Wanderers striker Eoin Doyle as he helped the Robins win the League Two title.
Isgrove has six Wales under 21 caps to his name and earned his solitary full cap in 2016 where he helped his nation to a 1-1 draw against Northern Ireland.
The winger said: “Bolton Wanderers are a massive club that have made some good signings this season.
“We’ll definitely be aiming to be right at the top end of the table this season and I’m hoping to play my part in helping with that.
“Me and Eoin had a good relationship last season and I set him up a few times so I’m sure he’s happy that I’m here.”
Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt added: “Lloyd is an exciting, attacking player who we are delighted to have on board.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-26--David de Gea speaks out on his issues with penalty rules and VAR this season

David de Gea says he can not understand why teams are allowed to switch penalty takers if a spot-kick is retaken .
The Manchester United goalkeeper saved Jordan Ayew 's penalty for Crystal Palace in the opening game of the season but was adjudged by VAR to have been off of his line when the kick was taken .
It meant Palace were able to retake the kick and Wilfried Zaha stepped up to put the second spot-kick past De Gea .
Whilst De Gea was frustrated to have been penalised for being off his line , he can understand @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Spaniard says it is not right for a different player to take the second penalty , arguing that it takes the pressure off of the original taker .
He told BT Sport : `` I think it was a little unfair .
I was only a tiny bit forward .
`` But hey .
That 's the rule .
`` I do n't get why they 're allowed to change the player that takes it .
It takes the pressure away from the player who missed the first time . ''
De Gea @ @ @ @ @ @ @ second Premier League game of the season against Brighton & Hove Albion .
Neal Maupay stepped up to score and it was noticeable how far behind his line De Gea was before the kick was taken , perhaps in response to the Crystal Palace incident .

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David de Gea says he cannot understand why teams are allowed to switch penalty takers if a spot-kick is retaken.
The Manchester United goalkeeper saved Jordan Ayew's penalty for Crystal Palace in the opening game of the season but was adjudged by VAR to have been off of his line when the kick was taken.
It meant Palace were able to retake the kick and Wilfried Zaha stepped up to put the second spot-kick past De Gea.
Whilst De Gea was frustrated to have been penalised for being off his line, he can understand why it was retaken.
Yet the Spaniard says it is not right for a different player to take the second penalty, arguing that it takes the pressure off of the original taker.
He told BT Sport: "I think it was a little unfair. I was only a tiny bit forward.
"But hey. That's the rule.
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"I don't get why they're allowed to change the player that takes it. It takes the pressure away from the player who missed the first time."
De Gea again faced a spot-kick in United's second Premier League game of the season against Brighton & Hove Albion.
Neal Maupay stepped up to score and it was noticeable how far behind his line De Gea was before the kick was taken, perhaps in response to the Crystal Palace incident.