Apr 30, 2020
Rainbow Road, Manchester.
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Rainbow Road, Manchester.
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Barney's Steps, Collyhurst Road, Collyhurst
1960
The steep steps up to the bridge were painted by LS Lowry.
Collyhurst, Hendham Vale, Kennet House on background
1965
Collyhurst, Electric Circus club on the corner
Manchester, 1970's
St James Church on Teignmouth Street on the right.
Chadderton Power Station and Victoria avenue flats in the distance.
Rochdale Road by St Oswald's Grove
1900
St Oswald's Church on the right.
The letter box, bottom right can be seen on the map below.
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Excluded pupils can do GCSEs at boxing gym while champs spar
Excluded pupils can do GCSEs at boxing gym while champs spar
In a classroom above a convenience store in North Manchester about a dozen teenage lads are doing a word search.
It’s part of their English class.
Before lunch they’ll also do some maths.
But in the boxing gym next door lessons of a very different kind are taking place.
In the ring former European champ Pat Barrett is putting his nephew, current Commonwealth super featherweight title holder,…
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Officers discovered the unknown substance at a property in Roach Court, on Hamerton Road, Collyhurst, on Tuesday following reports the DWP received threatening phone calls
Manchester council has had no money from government to make blocks across the city safe, so new bathrooms and other improvements will now be delayed to pay for it