From Friday 30 August – Monday 2 September the Extinction Rebellion Protest took place in Manchester city centre.
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Business Notice: Extinction Rebellion is protesting in central Manchester from Friday 30 August – Monday 2 September.
Retailers across Manchester city centre have stepped up their support of Manchester Pride with a range of fundraising activities, special events and window dressings.
A giant rooftop monster invasion, Trick or Treat trail and skeleton parade. Spooky screenings, a mad science castle, creepy carnival and poisonous maze!
David Allinson, Centre Director at Manchester Arndale, has been appointed as the new chair of CityCo. Heading up the largest city centre shopping mall in Britain, Allinson brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of Manchester to the role.
Note for Manchester city centre Businesses: Simply Health Great Manchester Run (this Sunday 19th May) and MCFC Victory Parade (next Monday 20th). Timings, Routes, Road Closures, Travel Advice.
Greater Manchester has reached a new milestone in developing its ambitious Clean Air Plan to tackle harmful nitrogen dioxide (NO2) roadside emissions. A major public Clean Air Conversation is now open and will run until the end of June.
Joined by Eve and Michael again, this episode concentrates on the city and the environment, including social value, the Preston model of local wealth-building and how corporate can contribute to the local economy and eco-system.
Due to a police incident in the Piccadilly area, there is currently disruption to Metrolink and bus services. This is likely to affect journeys out of the city during the evening peak.
Vaughan Allen is joined by Eve Holt and Michael Taylor to discuss all things Manchester place, politics and future.
40 volunteers from a range of CityCo and Manchester BID businesses have supported the launch of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean.
We’re on the look out for entries for the Manchester Flower Show element of the King Street Festival from professional and amateur gardeners, florists and growers.