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Manchester. Lost Waterways, Mills & Old Halls. Medlock Episode V
Martin Zero Published on 14 Sep 2018 In this video we look at the hidden history around Manchester’s River Medlock. We go urban exploring. We have a historical tour around the Ancoats area and look at the cotton mills Murray … Continue reading
The Hidden History of Manchester’s River Medlock IV
In this video we are following Manchester’s River Medlock through Holt Town the Location of Manchester’s first Mill Colony similar to Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire. We look at other oddities such as some steps that featured in Shelagh Delaney’s … Continue reading
Emmeline Pankhurst statue unveiled in Manchester
Guardian News Published on 14 Dec 2018 A statue of Emmeline Pankhurst has been unveiled in her her home city of Manchester. Created by the award-winning sculptor Hazel Reeves, it shows Pankhurst standing on a chair imploring her audience to … Continue reading
Manchester At Night
“Steven McInerney Published on 26 Nov 2018 We were walking through Manchester on our way home from work and came across this beautiful busker in St. Peter’s square, so I thought i’d film it and make a little video of … Continue reading
Saving Manchester’s last Art Deco double decker bus – Museum Crush
Greater Manchester’s Museum of Transport is fundraising to get a little bit of 1930s Art Deco Manchester back on the road Bus number 436 was one of hundreds of Crossley buses, built in Gorton by Crossley Motors, that during the … Continue reading
A Self-Guided Walking Tour Through Manchester’s Musical History — THE SLIDER
A lot of the music I regularly used to listen to in my younger years came from the city of Manchester. Joy Division, New Order, The Fall, The Buzzcocks, The Smiths, The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays and Oasis all … Continue reading
Peterloo Massacre movie’s Manchester premiere — More UK News
A new movie telling the story of the Peterloo Massacre has had its UK Premiere in a cinema near the site in Manchester where a troop of sabre-wielding cavalrymen charged into a huge workers’ rights protest in 1819. The carnage … Continue reading
Out and About – Manchester Christmas Markets — Manchester Food Tourist
Manchester Christmas Markets via Out and About – Manchester Christmas Markets — Manchester Food Tourist
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Amazon creates 600 technology jobs in Manchester — Archy Worldys
Amazon has said Britain will “play a leading role in global innovation” as it announces plans to hire 1,000 more technology, research and other professionals by next year. The US online retailer opens its first office in Manchester with room … Continue reading
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Summer smells, Autumn sights — notesofjasmin
Yesterday was glorious weather, I went out without a coat. The sun was shining and I could smell cut grass in the air. And even though it felt like summer, autumn was definitely about. via Summer smells, Autumn sights — notesofjasmin
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