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Manchester (/ˈmæntʃɪstər, -tʃɛs-/) is the most-populous city and metropolitan borough in North West England and Greater Manchester, England

The city has the country's fifth-largest population at 547,627 (as of 2018), lying within the United Kingdom's second-most populous urban area with a population of 2.7 million and the third most-populous county at around 2.8 million

It is fringed by the Cheshire Plain to the south, the Pennines to the north and east

The city is surrounded by outlying towns and the neighbouring city of Salford

These two cities and the surrounding towns form a large continuous conurbation. The local authority for the city is Manchester City Council. Manchester is one of the claimants to the unofficial title of "second city of the United Kingdom"

Sadly in 2022 there are estimated to be 5,000 homeless in Greater Manchester

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Parklife 2023

Heaton Park, Manchester

Date Start: 10th June 2023
Date End: 11th June 2023
Since its inception over a decade ago, Manchester’s Parklife, the UK's largest metropolitan festival, has grown into one of the nation’s most prominent and reputable live music events.

The inner-city festival, which takes place on the expansive grounds of Manchester’s Heaton Park, continues to elevate the standard of what can be expected from a music festival, proving its party throwing prowess year after year.

Those lucky enough to secure tickets to the sought-after two-day festival will encounter performances from an array of renowned artists, together with some of the most cutting-edge live music production found anywhere in the world - from jaw dropping stages and visuals, to explosive pyrotechnics, earth rattling sound systems and mesmerising light and laser shows.

Representing a vast assortment of musical styles and genres - from hip hop, grime and indie, to house, disco, soul and jazz

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Parklife 2023

Heaton Park, Manchester

Date Start: 10th June 2023
Date End: 11th June 2023
Since its inception over a decade ago, Manchester’s Parklife, the UK's largest metropolitan festival, has grown into one of the nation’s most prominent and reputable live music events.

The inner-city festival, which takes place on the expansive grounds of Manchester’s Heaton Park, continues to elevate the standard of what can be expected from a music festival, proving its party throwing prowess year after year.

Those lucky enough to secure tickets to the sought-after two-day festival will encounter performances from an array of renowned artists, together with some of the most cutting-edge live music production found anywhere in the world - from jaw dropping stages and visuals, to explosive pyrotechnics, earth rattling sound systems and mesmerising light and laser shows.

Representing a vast assortment of musical styles and genres - from hip hop, grime and indie, to house, disco, soul and jazz

Event Details

Parklife 2023

Heaton Park, Manchester

Date Start: 10th June 2023
Date End: 11th June 2023
Since its inception over a decade ago, Manchester’s Parklife, the UK's largest metropolitan festival, has grown into one of the nation’s most prominent and reputable live music events.

The inner-city festival, which takes place on the expansive grounds of Manchester’s Heaton Park, continues to elevate the standard of what can be expected from a music festival, proving its party throwing prowess year after year.

Those lucky enough to secure tickets to the sought-after two-day festival will encounter performances from an array of renowned artists, together with some of the most cutting-edge live music production found anywhere in the world - from jaw dropping stages and visuals, to explosive pyrotechnics, earth rattling sound systems and mesmerising light and laser shows.

Representing a vast assortment of musical styles and genres - from hip hop, grime and indie, to house, disco, soul and jazz

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Greater Manchester councils to get an extra £4.3m to help rough sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

Greater Manchester councils to get an extra £4.3m to help rough sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

Greater Manchester councils to get an extra £4.3m to help rough sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

Greater Manchester Councils to Get an Extra £4.3m to Help Rough Sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

Greater Manchester Councils to Get an Extra £4.3m to Help Rough Sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

Greater Manchester Councils to Get an Extra £4.3m to Help Rough Sleepers
The government has pledged an extra £4.3m to help Greater Manchester authorities support rough sleepers – but one council wants more than just ‘one-off payments’.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the Rough Sleeping Initiative, now in its third year, led to the first nationwide fall in rough sleeping in a decade in 2018.

But government figures from that year show the number of people living on Manchester’s streets rose by a third last year – the highest outside London.

The city council will get £724,212 through the scheme, which is aimed at providing rough sleepers a place to stay; access to mental health or addiction services; and advice on securing permanent accommodation.

Deputy leader Coun Sue Murphy welcomed the funding boost from a government ‘waking up to the reality’ that councils need urgent investment ‘after a decade of ‘underfunding’.

MCR Evening News

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