Trafford Centre opening hours for Bank Holiday Monday - after huge crowds for the past two days and Boxing Day 'chaos'

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direct to your inboxNew Year's Day this year looks a little different, with many people enjoying their hangovers at home - without being surrounded by big groups of family or friends.But whether you need paracetamol for a sore head, you've run out of milk or you need last-minute ingredients for a New Year's Day dinner, chances are, you'll need to nip to the supermarket.Here is the full list of opening times for Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Aldi and Lidl on New Year's Day.It is expected

direct to your inboxThe Trafford Centre is at capacity, for the third day in a row.The centre has advised visitors that they will have to queue in order to get inside, as shoppers once again flocked to take advantage of the post Christmas sales.It comes after a busy weekend for the centre, which led to significant queues forming at entrances as shoppers waited to be allowed inside.Shortly after 2.30pm on Monday, the centre Tweeted: "We are currently at capacity."Visitors will be asked to queue

direct to your inboxSnow has fallen across Greater Manchester this Bank Holiday Monday.But what is the weather going to be like the rest of the day?Here's our hour-by-hour forecast for the region - for every borough.There's a Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice in place until 6pm.An area of rain, sleet and snow moved south through Sunday night.It's caused icy surfaces and some travel disruption.Drivers are being told to expect longer journey times.Get the latest updates from across

direct to your inbox There were again long queues to get into the Trafford Centre this afternoon.

direct to your inboxHundreds of shoppers are queuing outside the Trafford Centre this afternoon as bosses attempt to keep the number of Boxing Day visitors under control.Pictures show long lines of people waiting outside the main doors in chilly conditions, with security staff letting in a handful of people at a time.One M.E.N reader claimed staff were finding the situation difficult to manage."There is only one queue inside to get in," they said."Staff are clearly stressed and shouting, people

Boxing Day sales will be going ahead as normal in Manchester this year, with many shops opening as usual on what is traditionally one of the busiest shopping days. Unless there are any last-minute changes to the region's coronavirus restrictions, non-essential shops will still be able to trade.

direct to your inboxMajor supermarkets like Asda, Aldi, Tesco, Lidl, Morrisons and Sainsbury's have announced their opening hours for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.Most stores will be operating on reduced hours over the Christmas period, with some not opening on Boxing Day, so check ahead before visiting. Here are all the opening times for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day according to the ECHO.

direct to your inboxTwo teenagers, aged 16 and 17, have been arrested on suspicion of affray following a Trafford Centre brawl.An eyewitness said a man was assaulted in the toilets earlier this evening (Sunday).He said 'dozens' of people were seen with police at the Orient food court.A spokesman for GMP confirmed that officers were called to a disturbance involving a 'large group'.He said that no one was seriously injured in the incident, but two arrests were made.In a statement, the spokesman

direct to your inbox"The end of an era."That's how one industry insider described the news that Canadian pension fund CPPIB is now the new owner of the Trafford Centre.When it opened in September 1998, the vast shopping centre was the realisation of a dream long-held by one man.