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Manchester (/ˈmæntʃɛstər/) is a city and metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester, England, with a population of 547,627 as of 2018 (5th most populous English district). It lies within the United Kingdom's second-most populous urban area, with a population of 2.9 million, and second-most populous metropolitan area, with a population of 3.3 million. It is fringed by the Cheshire Plain to the south, the Pennines to the north and east, and an arc of towns with which it forms a continuous conurbation. The local authority for the city is Manchester City Council
The recorded history of Manchester began with the civilian settlement associated with the Roman fort of Mamucium or Mancunium, which was established in about AD 79 on a sandstone bluff near the confluence of the rivers Medlock and Irwell. It is historically a part of Lancashire, although areas of Cheshire south of the River Mersey were incorporated in the 20th century. The first to be included, Wythenshawe, was added to the city in 1931. Throughout the Middle Ages Manchester remained a manorial township, but began to expand "at an astonishing rate" around the turn of the 19th century. Manchester's unplanned urbanisation was brought on by a boom in textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution, and resulted in it becoming the world's first industrialised city. Manchester achieved city status in 1853. The Manchester Ship Canal opened in 1894, creating the Port of Manchester and directly linking the city to the Irish Sea, 36 miles (58 km) to the west. Its fortune declined after the Second World War, owing to deindustrialisation, but the IRA bombing in 1996 led to extensive investment and regeneration. Following successful redevelopment after the IRA bombing, Manchester was the host city for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Manchester is the second most visited city in the UK, after London. It is notable for its architecture, culture, musical exports, media links, scientific and engineering output, social impact, sports clubs and transport connections.
Manchester is a city of notable firsts, Manchester Liverpool Road railway station was the world's first inter-city passenger railway station. The city has also excelled in scientific advancement, as it was at The University of Manchester in 1917 that scientist Ernest Rutherford first split the atom, in 1948 Frederic C. Williams, Tom Kilburn, and Geoff Tootill developed and built the world's first stored-program computer, and in 2004 Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov successfully isolated and characterised the first graphene.
The recorded history of Manchester began with the civilian settlement associated with the Roman fort of Mamucium or Mancunium, which was established in about AD 79 on a sandstone bluff near the confluence of the rivers Medlock and Irwell. It is historically a part of Lancashire, although areas of Cheshire south of the River Mersey were incorporated in the 20th century. The first to be included, Wythenshawe, was added to the city in 1931. Throughout the Middle Ages Manchester remained a manorial township, but began to expand "at an astonishing rate" around the turn of the 19th century. Manchester's unplanned urbanisation was brought on by a boom in textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution, and resulted in it becoming the world's first industrialised city. Manchester achieved city status in 1853. The Manchester Ship Canal opened in 1894, creating the Port of Manchester and directly linking the city to the Irish Sea, 36 miles (58 km) to the west. Its fortune declined after the Second World War, owing to deindustrialisation, but the IRA bombing in 1996 led to extensive investment and regeneration. Following successful redevelopment after the IRA bombing, Manchester was the host city for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Manchester is the second most visited city in the UK, after London. It is notable for its architecture, culture, musical exports, media links, scientific and engineering output, social impact, sports clubs and transport connections.
Manchester is a city of notable firsts, Manchester Liverpool Road railway station was the world's first inter-city passenger railway station. The city has also excelled in scientific advancement, as it was at The University of Manchester in 1917 that scientist Ernest Rutherford first split the atom, in 1948 Frederic C. Williams, Tom Kilburn, and Geoff Tootill developed and built the world's first stored-program computer, and in 2004 Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov successfully isolated and characterised the first graphene.
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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
- 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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- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable.
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
- Parklife 2021
- Heaton Park, Manchester
- Date Start: 12th June 2021
- Date End: 13th June 2021
- Parklife festival will no longer be taking place this year.
We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has now become clear that it’s simply not possible for Parklife 2020 to go ahead.
This decision has not been taken lightly and of course we’re really disappointed, we really did try to make this work, but ultimately it was unavoidable
We would like to apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it as much as we were and would like to thank all of you for such incredible support.
Parklife will return stronger than ever on 12th & 13th June 2021 and we hope to see you all then.
We are working closely with our ticketing partners at the moment and they will be in touch very soon to process your refund, or, if you prefer, you can retain your ticket and carry it over to next year’s festival.
Please look out for an e-mail from your ticketing agent very soon.
Please only contact them if you have not been
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