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Investigation launched after 19-year-old man stabbed in north Manchester
Officers were called at around 7.15pm yesterday (12 May) after the man arrived at hospital with a stab wound
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Detectives are appealing for information after a 19-year-old man was stabbed in north Manchester.
Dale Wiseman, of Acacia Road, and committee member of Thorpe History Group, explained how the area had developed in more recent times.
He said: “I feel Thorpe is no different to Costessey, Rackheath, Sprowston, or Blofield which are all seeing big developments.
“The next big changes are about to happen with the Pinebanks site, Belmore Road, and Harrison’s Wood area developments - which I believe are all on greenfield sites.”
County councillor for Thorpe St Andrew, Ian Mackie
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Norfolk county councillor for Thorpe St Andrew, Ian Mackie, said that the building plans had not been direct growth as they had been 10 years in the making.