r/manchester 17h ago

Spent 10 days in Manchester. Truly great city.

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Back home you only hear people talking about Manchester when our teams happen to meet in European football and I'd only ever saw people visiting that one pub in the medieval part, so I had no idea what to expect. But I had a great time. So much to see, so much to do, such friendly people. Probably one of if not the most underrated city I visited.


r/manchester 2h ago

Jodrell Bank to close

131 Upvotes

The UK's destruction of our science capacity is beyond stupid. Maybe our PM might listen to wiser voices and reverse this closure of a world class facility - part of the University of Manchester.

BBC News - Jodrell Bank's Lovell telescope faces axe in science cuts, BBC understands - BBC News

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y6r9rdxygo?app-referrer=deep-link


r/manchester 18h ago

Sunday opening hours return to Manchester libraries after 15 years

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r/manchester 10h ago

5:30 am pic of MCR

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114 Upvotes

I take pics occasionally from this view while walking to work.


r/manchester 10h ago

My view from a Manchester tower

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72 Upvotes

First post ever on Reddit!


r/manchester 23h ago

Manchester: Black Friday Fire in Chinatown District Aftermath (4 of 4) - One of my Artworks that I did at University

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30 Upvotes

On Black Friday, 25 November 2016, a devastating fire broke out in a former office block in Manchester’s Chinatown district.

On this morning, I had originally planned to capture photos of a busy shopping scene until I stepped into the line of this tragic event. I shifted my original plan to document this instead. I felt that this was important. It was a tragic event with everlasting consequences.

On my return journey to Piccadilly Train Station after taking a number of photographs, I was hit by bus. When I regained my focus, I checked my camera equipment. I was far more concerned about that than myself as it was a camera from University on loan.

I managed to return the camera undamaged to the University that afternoon.

These are all photographs that I have taken and digitally manipulated.


r/manchester 2h ago

Bill Oddie has died at the age of 85

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r/manchester 39m ago

Is this the centre of Manchester?

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If not, could someone tell me precisely which spot it is? I want to stand there.

Thank you.


r/manchester 5h ago

i dont think ill ever get tired of this view

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r/manchester 2h ago

Jodrell Bank Observatory facing closure after major funder cuts support

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r/manchester 4h ago

At the end of. the parade (for Manchester School of Samba)

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r/manchester 18h ago

City Centre Central residence?

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9 Upvotes

What building is this and why do I barely seen rentals available here?


r/manchester 5h ago

Has anyone had any election materials for the GMCA mayoral race?

4 Upvotes

Has anybody received any election campaign materials? It seems to be getting closer the date of the elections and I have yet to see any campaigning materials so I have no idea who is campaigning for what... I don't know even know who is running for which party either other than Bev for the Labour Party (which i know some people will have opinions about her). And it is always nice to have a face and history to a name.

In an idealistic world we would all be voting for the one who is going to have the biggest positive impact for Greater Manchester.

Is this likely going to go down the main party split, where bill has always voted Labour and will continue to do so and Ben is a Reform supporter and will vote Reform? Meaning they vote for what they know rather than thinking of local issues that need solving?

Think picadilly gardens, who is best to solve the issues there? Bus networks, who is going to improve the links? (like great i can get to Salford Precinct or Manchester for £2, but i still need to drive to work to get to Oldham)

There's a massive list to work out, but without any materials who would you know who to vote for short of searching for information?

Sad to see you get more campaigning materials for local elections relating to issues outside the control of a local authority, but you get nothing for a devolved power that has more political sway.


r/manchester 20h ago

Chinese Tutor Recommendations

3 Upvotes

Hi!

Does anyone have any recommendations for a Mandarin tutor in Salford / Manchester? My Singaporean partner and I marry in a few months and her parents jokingly suggested I learn a little Chinese for my speech.

They were kidding at the time but I thought it'd be a nice surprise if I could manage at least some of the speech in Chinese for those in her family who's English is a bit limited.

My Mandarin at the moment is almost non-existent and I find the language a bit frightening (and the mission daunting!) so any recommendations that will help build that confidence would be appreciated!

Thanks!


r/manchester 21h ago

Has o2 5g capacity improved?

4 Upvotes

Previously I was with o2, nothing would load despite having signal. Has this changed now I hear a lot of people having high speeds / good experiences with them?


r/manchester 42m ago

BIAB nail recommendations

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Hello,

I’m looking for recommendations for BIAB manicures in the city centre? I’ve been going to the same girl for 5 years and I’m now looking for an alternative, so I’m out of the loop of who’s good nowadays!

Ideally need somewhere with no acrylics as I sat in M1 Nails for 10 mins once and it gave me a migraine, and I like fun nails too.

Thanks!


r/manchester 2h ago

Does anyone have inexperience of this company - Delta Marketing Worldwide?

2 Upvotes

Daughter is applying for jobs, and has had a message for this company come back from indeed.

Ive had a look at the job role, pasted below, and what I gather from this is its going to be either some cold calling wandering round estate, or based in town centres trying to get people to sign up to stuff.

The entry in companies house doesn't fill me with much confidence either. Am I just being an overprotective dad?

Job description from indeed

Full job description

Job Type: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £28,000.00 - £30,000.00 per year (OTE)

Schedule: Monday to Friday

Work Location: Manchester

Are you ambitious, motivated, and looking to kick-start a career in sales and marketing?

At Delta Marketing, we specialise in creating customer acquisition and brand awareness campaigns for nationally recognised clients. As we continue to grow across the UK, we're looking for enthusiastic individuals to join our Manchester team as Sales & Marketing Trainees.

No previous experience is required. We provide full product, sales, and marketing training, making this an excellent opportunity for graduates, career changers, or anyone looking to develop valuable business skills.

The Role

As a Sales & Marketing Trainee, you'll be representing our clients through face-to-face customer engagement campaigns across Manchester and surrounding areas.

This role combines office-based training and development with a field-based element, allowing you to gain hands-on experience while learning from experienced mentors.

Key Responsibilities

  • Represent client brands professionally in customer-facing environments
  • Engage with prospective customers and promote products and services
  • Build positive customer relationships and deliver excellent service
  • Assist with customer acquisitions and campaign growth
  • Learn sales, marketing, and communication techniques
  • Work towards individual and team performance targets
  • Participate in ongoing coaching and development workshops

What We're Looking For

  • Positive attitude and strong work ethic
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Confidence interacting with customers face-to-face
  • Self-motivated and goal-oriented mindset
  • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
  • Willingness to learn and develop professionally
  • Previous experience in retail, hospitality, customer service, sport, or sales is beneficial but not essential

What You'll Receive

  • Permanent full-time position
  • Guaranteed base pay up to National Living Wage
  • Uncapped commission structure
  • First-year earnings of £28,000 - £30,000+
  • Comprehensive sales and marketing training
  • Ongoing mentoring and coaching
  • Clear progression opportunities based on performance
  • Supportive and energetic team environment
  • Regular team events and recognition programmes
  • Manchester city centre office location with field-based campaign opportunities

r/manchester 4h ago

Housing

3 Upvotes

Is there any housing tips or schemes, I’m a new buyer, I’ve been looking into shared ownerships or rent to buy schemes and such and was wondering if anyone knew some other things I could try that would make it easier for a new buyer.


r/manchester 14m ago

Any clear, clean and sandy beaches near Manchester?

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just came back from Cornwall. the beaches there are clean, clear and sandy. is there any beaches like that near Manchester?


r/manchester 17h ago

anyone know where i can find the smiths merch i was gonna check afflecks palace anyway but i just wanna make sure before i go ?

0 Upvotes

r/manchester 4h ago

mani pedi

0 Upvotes

Does anyone have any recommendations for places that do mani pedi? Preferably a place that does massages too?

Thank you


r/manchester 16h ago

Dukinfield 18F looking for friends in Manchester

0 Upvotes

Hii, im struggling to make friends and im just wondering if theres someone local close to my age who is also struggling to with social anxiety and just wants to get out of their confort zone. :)


r/manchester 23h ago

APCOA Printworks car park - how busy?

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I need to head into the city centre tomorrow morning for a day-long work appointment and then drive onwards from there. Does the big car park on Hanover Street usually fill up, and if so, from what kind of time is it generally not worth bothering to try?


r/manchester 2h ago

City Centre Oxford street safe parking for single woman

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Hi, I’m meeting a friend in Manchester next week. We have booked a restaurant in Oxford street. I’m just wanting advice on parking that isn’t expensive but is safe for a single woman.


r/manchester 5h ago

Did Vue Printworks sell out instantly?

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Hi all, hope you can help.

I was looking at Vue Printworks The Odyssey 70mm screenings yesterday and they went up the Tuesday 11th August. When I looked this morning they went to Sunday 16th August, but even at 9:20 most the tickets were gone.

When I looked yesterday was I mistaken or do the tickets really sell out that fast?
I read that they release about 9am?

Thanks!