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Manchester’s Petersfield & Trinity Islands Featuring Annie Lennox & Oasis. February 2023.
Music Emotional Mess Song 1 of 4 I Saved The World Today (Remastered Version) Song 2 of 4 Little Bird Song 3 of 4 Half The World Away (Remastered) Song 4 of 4 ARTIST Amy Lynn & the Honey Men … Continue reading
Manchester Skyscraper Boom – A City Under Construction – Urban Ambience 4K
Manchester is a city forever changing and developing, today I wanted to explore the city and see how much things have changed since last visiting some of these places. Take a walk with me starting in the city centre, we … Continue reading
BUILDING BOOM #25 MANCHESTER & SALFORD ALONG THE IRWELL | +Then & Now Views
In this video, 25 in the ‘Building Boom’ playlist, we travel along by the River Irwell in Salford and Manchester looking at the new construction, existing buildings and historic landmarks. There is extensive construction of new buildings. Some building sites … Continue reading
Manchester viaduct repurposed as public park by Twelve Architects | Dezeen
Lizzie Crook | 11 October 2022 Weathered-steel planters feature in the linear park that London studio Twelve Architects and the National Trust conservation charity have created on the disused Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester. Twelve Architects has transformed Castlefield Viaduct in … Continue reading
David Olusoga on the Guardian’s links to slavery: ‘That reality can’t be negotiated with’
The historians Prof David Olusoga and Dr Cassandra Gooptar reveal how the Manchester Guardian’s 19th-century founders had connections to transatlantic enslavement and how a ‘trick of history’ has obscured our understanding of the links between slavery and Britain’s Industrial Revolution. … Continue reading
The People – Manchester School of Samba – BBC Sounds
Tony Watt from the Manchester School of Samba explains how it all started to Karen Gabay. Source: The People – Manchester School of Samba – BBC Sounds