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You probably wouldn't have a clue without moving there - but there's a residential square in the middle of Salford with its own private internet company.

A new zebra pedestrian crossing has been installed on a busy road in Trafford as part of a push to support active travel in the area. However, a video shared widely on Twitter has shown motorists ignoring this as a pedestrian waits to cross it.

A new development in Salford is being 'abused by thoughtless drivers' who are blocking its pavements in search of free parking.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!If you want your tunes jam-packed with attitude and gritty, relatable tales of rowdy night outs and heartbreak, look further than rising Essex trio Bilk.The Louis Tomlinson-approved act are quickly making a name for themselves with their spiky brand of alternative pop-punk and rap that's earned them praise from a host of music outlets.Today Bilk, consisting of frontman Sol Abrahams, bassist Luke Hare, and drummer Harry Gray, play in front of 8,500 people at the Crystal Palace Bowl for the Away From Home Festival alongside The Snuts and the former One Direction star himself, who personal curated the event.Their new EP Allow It, out now via Scruff of the Neck, touches upon an array of

Lisa Rinna shares how she really feels about her 19-year-old daughter, Amelia Gray Hamlin, dating 37-year-old Scott Disick. The 57-year-old star was on Wednesday's episode of and was asked about Amelia and Scott's budding new romance. «Very similar to what you thought when you met him, he’s more handsome in person,» she told Andy. «We had a very nice time.

here"The Highways Department is presently looking at the best way to implement this."This video shows the extent of the problem and the need to get something in place as soon as possible".For Harry Gray, who is also part of the WalkRide campaign group that advocates for better infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians, action can't come soon enough."That bit has had a fruit seller and burger van that's been allowed by the council for years, so there has to be access for them," he said."The way they access is by the bike lane entrance and it's huge for that reason."But that's being abused by other people.""The police and council need to sort it out."It's not what you want in a modern city."It's dangerous for one thing, it's an accident