Manchester receives DfE cash to cover terror attack costs

Joe Lepper
Friday, March 16, 2018

Children's services in Manchester have been given £451,000 from the Department for Education to cover additional costs incurred from supporting young people and families in the aftermath of last year's terror attack at Manchester Arena.

A total of 23 people were killed following an explosion at the 21,000 capacity Manchester Arena in May 2017. Manchester Arena. Picture: Google
A total of 23 people were killed following an explosion at the 21,000 capacity Manchester Arena in May 2017. Manchester Arena. Picture: Google

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