Manchester news bulletin: headlines on 17 May 2022

Here’s your round-up of some the headlines from around the city-region in our video report.
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A ‘transformative’ multi-million pound project at the University of Salford is set to become a reality.

‘Salford Rise’ has been given the green light by council bosses.

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The plan is to create a new ‘green’ pedestrian and cycle bridge across Frederick Road and Wynne Street, together with new public realm improvements.

Next up and plans for a Hooters restaurant in Salford have been branded ‘regressive’ by the city’s mayor.

Paul Dennett plus Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham have both opposed the application from the American restaurant chain.

And finally, music ensemble the Manchester Camerata is marking Dementia Action Week by relaunching its popular music cafe at The Monastery in Gorton.

The sessions which provide support for people with dementia, their families and carers from professional musicians and music therapists is starting up again.

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