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A Manchester dentist to the stars is offering an exclusive discount for their hugely popular treatment

No Turkey Teeth or air miles here.

Kristen MacGregor-Houlston Kristen MacGregor-Houlston - 7th March 2025

A designer dentist in Manchester is offering composite bond treatment with a huge saving this month. 

Rüh Dental, hailed as one of the top dental surgeries in Manchester and one which counts popular celebs like Helen Flanagan and Molly-Mae Hague as their patients, is offering readers a healthy 10% off composite bonding treatment this month.

The boutique surgery leads the way in creating a perfect smile that both stands out in a crowd but is effortlessly natural.

The whole process can be done in as little as 60 minutes too, depending on how much work you need.

If composite bonding is something you’re new to, it’s a straightforward, smile-perfecting procedure that is designed to give natural results and improve your grin, all whilst preserving the patient’s own teeth.

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We caught up with leading dentist Dr Billal Arshad from Rüh, who is an expert in his field and is famed for his dental diligence and artistic flair.

He tells us “Composite bonding is a simple but effective treatment where we sculpt composite onto the teeth to make them look aesthetically pleasing.

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“It’s a painless procedure that gives a natural look and lasts up to seven years without damaging the patient’s own teeth.”

You can find more about composite bonding from our Q&A session with Dr Arshad here.

Whilst Rüh Dental Manchester is also known for other treatments like their Invisalign treatments, general dentistry, veneers, etc, this offer is exclusively for composite bonding and for our readers. Quote TheManc10 when you call 0161 348 8738 to book.

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Murder investigation launched after 84-year-old man is found dead in his Prestwich home

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A murder investigation has been launched after an 84-year-old man was found dead in Prestwich.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) explained that detectives from its Major Incident Team sadly discovered the elderly man at his home address in the Bury town of Prestwich last Thursday (13 March 2025).

After initial enquiries and a post-mortem following the death, police the injuries he sustained were deemed to be ‘suspicious’.

With investigations ongoing at pace, earlier this week (Tuesday 18 March 2025) at around 7pm, a 70-year-old woman, who was said to be known to the victim, was arrested on suspicion of murder at Butterstile Lane in Prestwich.

The woman is currently in police custody.

“We understand the concern this news will raise within Bury that we have launched a murder investigation,” commented Detective Inspector Alex Wilkinson, from GMP’s Major Incident Team.

“But I would like to reassure the local community our initial enquiries suggest it is a contained incident with no wider threat to the public.

“As part of our investigation, we must follow strict procedure and ensure we obtain as much evidence as possible to understand more what happened, which has sadly led to an elderly man losing their life.”

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In the meantime, while investigations progress, anyone with any information is asked to call 101 direct, quoting incident 1771 of 13/03/2025.

Alternatively, details can be passed on anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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Tribute paid to husband and wife whose car plunged into Greater Manchester reservoir

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The couple who died after their car plunged into a reservoir in Greater Manchester have been named, as their family pays tribute.

John and Marilyn Saxon, both 78, were pulled from the water at Crook Gate Reservoir in Saddleworth last weekend.

Emergency services had been called to reports of a collision on Huddersfield Road, with one vehicle entering the reservoir.

The collision occurred shortly after 10am on Saturday 15 March.

Tragically, both John and Marilyn died in the incident.

Their family said: “The family of John and Marilyn want to pay tribute to a kind, caring and generous husband and wife who sadly passed away following an incident at the reservoir on Saturday.

“The family ask for privacy during this difficult time.” 

Greater Manchester Police are investigating the incident and into how the vehicle entered the water.

A statement released last weekend said: “At around 10.10am Saturday 15 March 2025, we were called to reports of a road traffic collision at Crook Gate Reservoir on Huddersfield Road in Denshaw.

“Officers attended the scene and following investigations, it is believed that a vehicle has entered the Reservoir.

“Sadly, the bodies of a man and a woman in their 70s were recovered. Their next of kin have been contacted and are being supported by specialist officers.

“A scene remains in place and an investigation is continuing in relation to how the vehicle ended up in the body of water. The family ask for privacy at this time.”

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is asked to contact police via 101 or gmp.police.uk, quoting log 851 of 15/03/25.

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