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Conal J Cunningham

Conal J Cunningham

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Senior Reporter, Leigh Journal

Greater Manchester

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lifestyle, restaurant and bars, music, travel, beauty.

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Total articles 8410

  • Almost a quarter of borough children in poverty, one of highest years on record

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified|Leigh JournalVerifiedLeigh town centre (Image: Google Maps) CHILD poverty is at one of the highest levels on record across the Wigan borough, new data has shown. Published last month, statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) showed that around 4.45 million children were living in relative poverty in the year to April 2024, after housing costs were deducted.

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified · Leigh Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Man receives lifetime ban from new stadium after filming himself stealing food

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified|St Helens StarVerifiedA Rainhill man filmed himself stealing food (Image: X) A MAN has been given a lifetime ban from Everton's new waterfront stadium after filming himself stealing food. With Everton's new £750m stadium on Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool all but complete, a series of test events have been held in preparation of the official opening. The first of these events welcomed 10,000 fans to watch an under 18s game between Everton and Wigan on Monday, February 17.

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified · St Helens Star

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Almost a quarter of borough children in poverty, one of highest years on record

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified|Leigh JournalVerifiedLeigh town centre (Image: Google Maps) CHILD poverty is at one of the highest levels on record across the Wigan borough, new data has shown. Published last month, statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) showed that around 4.45 million children were living in relative poverty in the year to April 2024, after housing costs were deducted.

    By Conal J Cunningham Verified · Leigh Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Leigh Journal

High Wycombe, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 8477 3714