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Manchester BID is once again bringing the UK’s biggest Halloween celebration to the city with the most spooktacular line-up to date. Taking place across the weekend of Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 October.
This October Manchester BID is once again bringing the UK’s biggest Halloween celebration to Manchester city centre. Use our campaign branding to promote your activities and spread the word.
A Monster Takeover, Trick or Treat Trail and Ghostly World Record Attempt. Spooky Stage Acts, Creepy Canine Parades and Freaky Face Painting!
Major road improvement works on one of the busiest routes in and out of Manchester and Salford will start on Wednesday 29 August. Spread the word to staff, visitors and customers. Download a communications toolkit.
From Saturday 28 July to Thursday 9 August the Eccles Metrolink line, including the MediaCityUK stop will be closed, with no tram services running between Cornbrook and Eccles.
Manchester BID’s two-day family-friendly festival celebrates opening weekend of summer public art trail ‘Bee in the City’ on Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 July.
A message from Chief Inspector Cherie Buttle: Please be assured that the force have now put in place a policing…
The communications, support and Counter-Terrorism Training scheme CityCo and Manchester BID put in place for city businesses immediately after the bomb to assist and provide guidance was a step-by-step process.
330 stores participated in the initiative commissioned by Manchester BID. City centre retailers achieved overall customer satisfaction score of 85% and 30 stores achieved a perfect 100% score.
50,000 people enjoyed the festivities over the weekend, a 16% increase from the same event weekend in 2017. Since the event’s launch in 2016, the weekend has consistently brought around 20,000 extra people to the area, which is a +65% uplift on a non-event weekend.
Sunny weather, the return of Manchester’s Flower Show and a host of pop-up bars, retail offers and street activities brought a record number of people to the area for this year’s King Street Festival, with over 50,000 people enjoying the festivities over the weekend, a 16% increase versus the same event weekend in 2017.
A message from Chief Inspector Cherie Buttle: The DFLA (Democratic Football Lads Alliance) have informed us that they intend to…