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ALT Mayor of Greater Manchester Bev Craig at podium
ALT Black-and-white portrait of a person looking towards the camera. Text over the portrait reads: “It’s easier to ignore it.” Below, the campaign message reads: “You don’t have to deal with hate alone.” Your support starts here. Call: 0800 867 6155 or visit gmvictimsservices.org
ALT A pink background with graphics of smiley faces and eyes. The text on poster reads ‘Think you, or someone you know, has been spiked? If a friend appears unwell, dizzy, or incapacitated then: stay with them, seek medical help, alert the premises, contact the police. For help and advice to keep your night out a good one visit: goodnightoutgm.com’
ALT A person holding a lit candle in their cupped hands, with text below reading: 'Remembering those affected by the Heaton Park Synagogue attack'.
ALT A poster with a pink background featuring a smiley face and eyes. The text reads ‘Number One: Out together, home together. Number Two: #IsThisOK? Call out inappropriate behaviour. Number three: Watch out for open water. Number four: Be smart with phones & bags. Number five: Stop spiking. Find out more and help keep your night out a good one: GoodNightOutGM.com’
ALT Text graphic describing: Today, Greater Manchester remembers Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby, the survivors and everyone affected by the appalling antisemitic terror attack at Heaton Park Synagogue one year ago. This was an act of terror against Jewish people on the holiest day of the year, targeted simply for being Jewish. A dark day for our city-region and one we should never have to face again. Greater Manchester is a place with a deep history of unity, and an attack on one of our communities is an attack on us all. My thoughts remain with the families and loved ones of Melvin, Adrian, those who were injured, and the wider congregation of Heaton Park Synagogue. We stand with you in remembrance and solidarity, knowing that words are not enough, and we are committed to acting to stamp out the pernicious rise of antisemitism.
ALT A hand holds a lit tea light candle in the dark, with text commemorating the National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism.
ALT Mayor Bev Craig, Vernon Everitt CBE and Dame Sarah Storey standing together in a outdoor courtyard.
ALT Amber heat health alerts issued for East Midlands, East of England, London, North West, South East, South West and West Midlands. Yellow heat health alert issued for North East.
ALT Graphic on teal background, pink writing Need a postal vote? Apply by 5pm on 15 July Greater Manchester Combined Authority Mayoral Election 30 July Logos: left - #GMElects right - Your vote matters, don't lose it
ALT Graphic promoting respectful behaviour during the FIFA World Cup 2026. Against a black background with a football stadium along the bottom, large white and orange text reads: “The result is never an excuse for abuse.” Smaller text states: “Win, lose or draw, respect matters before kick-off, during the match and after the final whistle.” The graphic also says: “Everyone deserves a safe match day” and includes the hashtag #ItTakesATeam. The White Ribbon UK logo is displayed at the bottom alongside a link to find out more in the Match Day Kit. Bright yellow-green banners and accents frame the design
ALT Graphic on pink background, black writing 30 July Greater Manchester Combined Authority Mayoral Election Logos: left - #GMElects right - Your vote matters, don't lose it
ALT Black poster-style graphic with bold white and orange text reading: “You don’t have to do everything. But you can do something.” Below, a section titled “Active bystander guidance” lists four options with icons: “Direct – Call out the behaviour or check in with someone,” “Indirect – Distract, create a diversion or change the subject,” “Engage allies – Find support from others to step in together,” and “Refer to others – Alert staff or use helplines and reporting options.” A note at the bottom reads: “Choose the safest option for the situation.” A large white ribbon symbol and the White Ribbon logo appear on the right, with a stadium scene along the bottom.