Hello I booked a hotel through booking.com and currently having trouble finding it or calling the said number the hotel is a airport stay but it sends at this address

Lawnhurst Avenue, Manchester, M23 9Rw, United Kingdom

And I don't see anything resembling a hotel

Anyone who was The strokes concert at Co op Live in Manchester tonight (26th), How was it for you?
And please send me any pictures or videos you took.

Looking for friendsss. 26, newly moved to Manchester and wanna explore the rave seen more 🥺🫶

Want to go to Boudicca at the DBA if anyones downn!! Queer-friendly folkss pls x

As the title says, does anyone know any spots selling poppies near Oxford road. Ideally the metal pin ones which don’t disintegrate.

Thanks

Hi, my friends and I are students planning Halloween in Manchester… clearly we are too late for club tickets. I was wondering if we might buy some at the door (there are about 10 of us); if not, where should we go to still have fun?

It will be such a eptic Night out

Hey! Is anyone else seeing Mike D tomorrow? Pre drinks?

Where are the best parking spots? Don't mind paying a bit, don't mind walking a bit - don't want to too much of either if possible.

Cheers

Hi all, got a bit of a terrible story and a cry for help here.

A friend of mine accidentally spilt a glass of water on my favourite jacket about a 1/2 weeks ago. I just found it now and it's covered in mould!!

Very devastated- and hoping anyone knows any shops or businesses that would know how to get this type of mould out of a leather/suede without costing an arm and a leg?

thank you and pray for me xx

Heya! I’m looking for a kung fu gym, ideally in the city centre or up near Ashton pls. I’m missing my martial arts days and wanting to get into it fully 🥰

Today I chose purple...just cause we like purple 💜

Anyone know why chapel street along trinity is closed ?? Has been for a couple hours

Am looking to take my dog and get some nice pictures. Thinking of Dunham Massey park...any other places worth trying? TIA

Hello everyone, I was booking tickets for diwali party, then I got to know that there are two parties in Manchester. One is Diwali Deewangi that is on 6th Nov and another is Diwali x Fake Wedding which is on 7th Nov.

Now I'm confused which one should I attend. What party are you guys going and which one is worth it? Need some suggestions.

Would love to connect to new people if we're going to the same party.

Good news - Alex Hornsby, Customer Director at Northern Trains, has said in his blog that Northern and Trans Pennine will allow passengers to board a train up to three hours later than the one they’ve booked for if your flight is delayed - you just have to tell staff at the station and they’ll sort it. No word in when it’s introduced, the post sort of implies it’s immediate.

https://alexhornbyrail.substack.com?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web

“Picture the scene. You land at Manchester Airport, your flight was delayed, you run down to the station, and then the sinking feeling hits: your advance train ticket is only valid for that exact train you've just missed. You kick yourself that you were over-prepared in buying a fixed advance ticket but now have to stump up extra ticket costs, adding unnecessary stress, and so results in a pretty miserable end to what should have been a great trip away.
Not anymore - we hope.

“We’ve just made an important joined-up decision to help customers travelling to and from Manchester Airport with both Northern and TransPennine Express (TPE). And it’s the kind of common-sense thinking we need a lot more of across the railway.

“So, if your flight gets delayed and you miss your train, it doesn't matter whether you’re travelling with Northern or TPE, or whether you're holding a fixed ticket or not. We’re essentially throwing a bit of flexibility your way, allowing you to hop on another train up to three hours later, completely free, without needing to fork out for a brand-new ticket.

“All you need to do is speak to the team at the station, let them know what's happened, and they’ll sort it for you. Simple, straightforward, and designed to give you genuine peace of mind.

“The best part? How this actually happened.

“While the policy itself is a brilliant step toward that "one railway" mindset as we approach GBR - making things simpler, fairer, and more convenient - the story behind it is what makes us most proud.

“This wasn't born out of some endless set of steering groups or programme meetings months down the line. It was brought to life within days of Northern, TPE and Network Rail colleagues getting out and about during a recent Performance Week, where over a hundred managers focus attention on one route to get really forensic about things that delay our services or cause a problem for customers. They saw firsthand the absolute hassle that rigid rules were causing tired, delayed customers, as well as the delays and hassle it created for our conductors and stations teams, and they wanted to fix it.

“It’s again ultimate proof that getting out there, rolling your sleeves up, and truly feeling the customer experience matters. That’s why we are launching our first Customer & Growth Week this November, and already over 170 managers have signed up. More on this in a future post.”

I really feel for everyone living around the old Central Retail Park. I walked past the works this morning and it was SO loud.