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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://propermanchester.com.temp.link/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/secret-suppers-advert.jpg\nProper Manchester\nPeople can claim Cold Weather Payments in Greater Manchester due to the recent freezing weather\nYou could be eligible\nAlex Watson\nStephen Gidley / Flickr\nSome people in Greater Manchester could be entitled to a ‘Cold Weather Payment’.\nThose receiving pension credit, income support, income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, income-related Employment and Support Allowance or Universal Credit could be eligible to receive a Cold Weather Payment.\nA Cold Weather Payment occurs when the average temperature of your area is recorded as or forecast to be zero degrees Celsius or below for seven consecutive days.\nYou could be entitled to £25 for each seven day period of cold weather that occurs in your area between November 1st 2020 and March 31st 2021.\nDai O’Nysuius / Wikimedia\nThere has been plenty of snow over the last few weeks and the Met Office is warning more ice and snowfall in the region.\nThere are a number of postcodes where the payments have kicked in including; M1, M12, M13 M2, M22, M23, M26, M34, M35, M38, M41, M43, M7M M8, M9, SK1, SK6, WA13, WA3, WN3, WN5.\nYou can check your postcode here to see if you’re eligible.\nRelated Topics:money\nThe new lockdown could last until March 31st, according to the new law\nMorrisons to turn car parks into drive-through Covid-19 vaccination centres\nIf you worked from home you could claim £125 from the government for your expenses\nYou could be eligible for a £500 self-isolation support payment from the government\nMillions of people to get money from ‘hidden savings’ starting next month\nRoyal Mint releases three new dinosaur 50p coins that could be worth hundreds\nEnvelopes full of money are being given away in Manchester today\nEverything you need to know about the brand new plastic £20 notes\nAldi launches new ‘bargain hour’ where prices are slashed by 75%\nAll 912 Aldi stores across the UK will take part in the scheme\nMichael Ely / Geograph\nAldi has announced it’s introducing a special ‘bargain hour’, where shoppers will be able to save 75% on certain goods.\nAldi customers will be able to grab a proper bargain on things like bread, meat and fruit, the supermarket confirmed.\nAll 912 Aldi stores across the UK will take part in the scheme, marking down perishable products such as fruit, vegetables and meat on their last day of life, just before stores close.\nThe retailer is doing this to stop fresh produce from going to waste, and it’s part of their wider pledge to halve food waste by 2030.\nN Chadwick / Geograph\nWhile at the moment Aldi does reduce the price on certain products when they reach their best-before or use-by dates, it will now be offering bigger savings on products marked with a red sticker.\nJulie Ashfield, Managing Director of Buying at Aldi, said: “Aldi is already known for its low prices, but these discounts will help some shoppers to cut their grocery bills even further – all while helping us reduce food waste.\n“Customers should look out for the red stickers when shopping at Aldi, but shoppers need to be quick as I’m sure the products will prove popular.”\nIt’s worth remembering that items will be reduced at different times at different stores, and of course reduced produce is sold on a first-come, first-served basis.\nКирилл Венедиктов / Wikimedia\nMeanwhile, Aldi has teamed up with Marcus Rashford to launch a brand new campaign to help feed hungry kids across the UK.\nMarcus has been busy over the past year, highlighting the shocking food inequalities in our country and holding the government to account, and he’s been doing a fantastic job.\nAnd while one in five children in the UK currently live in food poverty, the Man United star – who experienced food poverty when he was a kid – won’t stop on his mission to help end this tragedy.\nTo help combat hunger’s devastating effects, @AldiUK are pledging to donate 10 million meals to families in need in 2021, working with myself and @nbrly\nFor more info: https://t.co/eC44q4m2vL#AldiHungerMonster #ENDCHILDFOODPOVERTY pic.twitter.com/aEF8eUTJJw\n— Marcus Rashford MBE (@MarcusRashford) January 13, 2021\nTo help tackle the issue of child food poverty, Aldi has confirmed that it will donate 10 million meals to feed families in need across the UK during 2021.\nThe supermarket has also released a short animation that personifies ‘hunger’ through a child’s eyes, to mark the collaboration with Marcus, with the footballer narrating the emotional poem that accompanies the short film.\nThe video explores a young kid’s relationship with hunger, using a poem by Giles Andreae, with illustrator Lisa Stickley bringing the story to life via the animation.\nMP calls for teachers to be given the vaccine next so schools can reopen\nHe’s called on Matt Hancock to give teachers increased priority\nTaylor Wilcox/Unsplash\nAn MP has called for teachers to be given the Covid-19 vaccine so kids can get back to school.\nRichard Graham MP is asking Matt Hancock to vaccinate teachers, following the news that Education Secretary Gavin Williamson can’t guarantee schools will reopen after the February half term as was originally planned.\nMr Graham said vaccination was the only way forward, confirming that he has asked the government to make sure teachers are included in the next round of vaccinations, once the 13 million most vulnerable have had their jabs.\nChris McAndrew / Wikimedia\nHe told GloucestershireLive: “If we want to give teachers, parents, pupils, families real certainty on schools, I think there’s only one way to do it, to vaccinate all the teachers.\n“That way schools will know their staff will not have to go off and self-isolate, and are not going to catch the virus.\n“Parents will also know their pupils are not going to be either infected by teachers or infect them.\n“That would be a huge step forward. It doesn’t rule out all the risks. Pupils can still spread it amongst themselves and then back to their parents at home.”\nHereward House School/Wikimedia\nA teacher from Derbyshire has created a petition asking for teachers, school and childcare staff to be prioritised for the coronavirus vaccine.\nCharlotte Appleyard’s petition has already gained more than 470,000 signatures, which meant it was discussed in parliament on Monday.\nSir Alex Ferguson’s emotional message to Marcus Rashford as he’s honoured for his charity work\nThe footballer was honoured at the Football Writers’ Association annual tribute awards\nmarcusrashford / Instagram\nMarcus Rashford has been in the news a lot over the past year for his valiant efforts in fighting child food poverty in the UK.\nThe Manchester United star has now been honoured again for his efforts, becoming the youngest person ever to receive an award at the Football Writers’ Association annual tribute awards.\nSir Alex Ferguson sent the 23-year-old an emotional message after he was honoured in recognition of his hard work tackling child poverty during the Covid-19 crisis, praising the ‘wonderful person’ he had become.\nBREAKING – Marcus Rashford says he is honoured to receive the FWA Tribute Award for his outstanding work on and off the pitch. Exclusive interview with our chair @CarrieBrownTV and contributions from Sir Alex Ferguson and Wayne Rooney. https://t.co/5n51Sgz8Zg. #Rashford #mufc pic.twitter.com/cvpQ3b9U94\n— The FWA (@theofficialfwa) January 14, 2021\nMarcus has been busy highlighting the shocking food inequalities in our country and holding the government to account, and he’s been doing a fantastic job.\nAnd while one in five children in the UK currently live in food poverty, the striker – who experienced food poverty when he was a kid – won’t stop on his mission to help end this tragedy.\nThe footballer campaigned for free school meals to be extended during holidays, and more recently has raised awareness of the ‘woefully inadequate’ meal parcels some families have been receiving this week.\nMarcus has been working with charity FareShare to help deliver food to hungry kids who are no longer getting free school meals, and yesterday it was reported that he’d teamed up with Aldi to donate 10 million meals to families in need.\nSir Alex said: “I would like to congratulate Marcus on his achievement and presentation (of the FWA Tribute Award) tonight.\n“I have known him since being a kid of 7 years of age, and seen him develop through the ranks of Manchester United into a truly wonderful person.\n“Apart from his football life, what he has achieved in the last few months is quite astonishing, how he has helped the people in need is a truly amazing achievement.\n“I would like to congratulate him on that. He has shown to young people in particular there is a different way of dealing with life.\n“He has shown great humility, he has shown courage to do what he did, so this achievement is well deserved and should be recognised with what he has done.\n“So Marcus, well done on a fantastic achievement.”\nMarcus responded by thanking the legendary United manager, saying: “He has always, from the beginning really, backed me with what I am doing.\n“Probably when other people in sports were telling me not to do it and just focus on football, he said if I believed in that, and I believe it is the right thing to do, then he is behind it.\n“Those words from him are an amazing feeling to hear that.”\nReceive our latest news, events & unique stories\nNurses ‘in tears’ after group of friends send huge stack of pizzas to hospital anonymously\nFood & Drink2 days ago\nMana is selling the first Michelin Star burger in Manchester\nOldham becomes first area in the country to give Covid-19 vaccine to homeless people\nWe may earn a commission when you use one of our links to make a purchase\nCopyright © 2019 Proper Manchester"