Read the Mancunian Way newsletter for Wednesday July 20, 2022.
Keep up to date with all the big stories from across Greater Manchester in the daily Mancunian Way newsletter.Here is today's Mancunian Way:So how did everyone manage overnight? It was a bit cooler, but not much. Thankfully there was a very minor breeze when I opened the door this morning. Very minor. Like a garden gnome blowing a gentle raspberry.
"From a handover point of view, it's very, very difficult sometimes because the A&E departments are full,” one paramedic told Helena. “We'll have staff who will turn up at a hospital and they might be there for two or three hours.” They add: “You can’t leave your patient because we want to make sure our patient is OK. We end up being used as an extra ward sometimes.”
Summer of strikes It’s shaping up to be a summer of strikes. The RMT is planning further action next Wednesday as the bitter row over pay, jobs and conditions rumbles on. Meanwhile Aslef - the union which represents train drivers - is planning action later this month due to a pay dispute. “Families need more help and Universal Credit can help them. Why isn’t the government using it? Instead, we have leadership debates dominated by offers of tax cuts which are little help for the low paid."
"I accept that government means having to make decisions and choose between these things, but the choice was, which improved journey do you not want to have in return, and I didn't think there was a better option. I'd much rather get on with things like speeding up this journey between Manchester, Leeds and York."
Code Nation Limited rents space at the University Academy 92 campus, in Stretford, and deliver their own courses independently.
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