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	Manchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manchester has the UK's largest gay population outside of London, and is renowned for its gay village; centred around the Canal Street area the gay village is home to various gay shops, restaurants, numerous bars and clubs, and each August bank holiday hosts the Manchester Pride Festival (previously known as Mardi Gras and Gayfest).
		Manchester's gay culture was brought to mainstream attention in 1999 by the acclaimed and controversial Channel 4 drama series Queer as Folk, which portrayed life in the village.
		Manchester is in the Central North Division of the Salvation Army.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manchester (3276 words)

	Friends - The Gaymap - Manchester - United Kingdom
		Manchester was the scene of the Peterloo Massacre (August 1819), when 11 demonstrators, out of a crowd of 60,000 petitioning for repeal of the Corn Laws and for parliamentary reform, were killed in St Peter's Field by a cavalry charge on the orders of the city authorities.
		Throughout the 19th century, the citizens of Manchester were notably active in the liberal-reform movement in politics and in the development of facilities for public education.
		Manchester's Millennium Quarter includes Exchange Square, opened in 1999 to commemorate the explosion and its effects; a new City Park; the Cathedral Visitors Centre; and Urbis, a state-of-the-art exhibition centre, to be completed in 2001.
	www.gaymap.net /manchester/index.html (496 words)

	Manchester serviced offices and Manchester business centres (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Manchester Business Park is a new development situated directly opposite the entrance to Manchester Airport and close to the M56.
		This business centre is located in the Exchange Quay complex, a fast-growing commercial centre situated minutes from Old Trafford football ground...
		This centre is situated in the heart of the multi-million pound re-development of the Ancoats Urban Village in Manchester.
	www.flexioffices.co.uk /manchester (993 words)

	Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		With a metro area population of 2.5 million, Manchester was at one time one of the country’s industrial nerve centers.
		(Manchester has been home to some of the United Kingdom’s best-selling rock bands, including the Smiths, the Buzzcocks and Oasis.) Take The Printworks’ facade, which faces Manchester’s Exchange Square.
		The designers carefully assembled pieces of Manchester’s publishing past into 600,000 square feet, overlaid it with cobblestones, and then capped it with an 82-foot ceiling.
	www.icsc.org /srch/sct/current/sct0301/page19.html (1332 words)

	GREETINGS FROM EXCHANGE SQUARE in the NEW CITY CENTRE
		Manchester City Council decided to open the new city centre to traffic after 6pm.
		Let's go back down the escalator and walk out onto the square that's been over two years in the making, and was opened with much fanfare last week.
		The other items occupying the square, such as the elliptoid uplighter lamps (which incidentally are too dim), and the inverted teardrop-shaped litter bins that look like Daleks redesigned for the late 90's, are pure ET/Millennium, and I'm sure in 10 years time they'll look very dated.
	www.manchesteronline.co.uk /ewm/newsletter/ewm348.html (1273 words)

	The Royal Family > The Queen's Golden Jubilee > Jubilee Journal > Manchester
		The Queen was also presented with a lighted candle, which she passed to a child, symbolising the handing on of commitment to service from one generation to another.
		Although the hospital is based in Manchester, patients travel to it from all over the North West and beyond.
		His Royal Highness then travelled to Exchange Square, Manchester city centre, to join The Queen for a walkabout and the service of thanksgiving in the cathedral.
	www.royal.gov.uk /output/Page1606.asp (672 words)

	Meditation DVD and video - Meditation for Everyone
		Manchester's busy Exchange Square was today (Friday 19 December) filled with waves of calm as shoppers sat down for a few minutes of peace amid the midday Christmas rush.
		Manchester Buddhist Centre and relaxed as the video led them through a simple meditation.
		Situated in Manchester’s Exchange Square, The Big Screen is the world's first public space broadcasting experiment, on air 24 hours a day.
	www.meditationforeveryone.co.uk /bigscreen.html (413 words)

	VirtualTourist.com - tvor's Manchester Travel Page
		I've been to Manchester a few times, and it looks like i'll be visiting it regularly for the near future so i'll get to see it from a resident's point of view as well as a tourist's.
		The complex that was built for the Commonwealth games is now the home of the other resident football team, Manchester City and the city center is experiencing a lot of construction and new building, some for the good and some maybe would have been better left alone according to some residents.
		Manchester is becoming a really vibrant city after a long and industrial working class past.
	www.virtualtourist.com /m/574d9/4b66b (833 words)

	Cabe Library 2
		Following the devastation, Manchester Millennium Ltd, a public/private partnership, was set up by the Government and Manchester City Council to develop a recovery strategy for the city.
		Manchester Millennium's initial task was to launch an international urban design competition for a redevelopment framework.
		Early in the masterplanning process, Exchange Square was seen as the key component in the restructuring of public space.
	www.cabe.org.uk /library/casestudy.asp?id=218&show=analysis&PARAMS (384 words)

	Press Release May 03 Big Screen Exchange Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Manchester city centre is the venue for the world's first public space broadcasting experiment featuring a 25 square metre video screen and full sound system.
		The big screen is being unveiled in Exchange Square and will be shown live on Northwest Tonight at 6.30pm on Friday 16th May.
		The first major event to be featured is live action from the FA Cup (17th May), followed by the Manchester Festival Europa (22nd May - 1st June) and the Eurovision Song Contest (24th May).
	www.manchester.gov.uk /news/2003/may/screen.htm (622 words)

	Manchester City Centre – Exchange Square
		Manchester is one of the most vibrant and dynamic places in the UK.
		Across the Greater Manchester region, you'll find a wonderful variety of things to see, do and experience.
		Search for the latest exhibition, a star-studded play at the theatre, a luxury room at the Malmaison hotel or guesthouses, youth hostels and B and B's anything else you could desire from Manchester.
	www.360spin.co.uk /virtual-manchester/exchange_square.htm (108 words)

	GREETINGS FROM EXCHANGE SQUARE in the NEW CITY CENTRE
		Manchester is a story of destruction, re-construction and re-construction again.
		And further out in the suburbs, three of Manchester's old cinemas have been destroyed during the three years I've been doing Eyewitness in Manchester - the Playhouse Theatre Miles Platting, the former Capitol Theatre in Didsbury and now the Rialto on Bury New Road, Salford.
		Piccadilly (see my Piccadilly 99 Newsletter page) is next on Manchester City Council's makeover list - they've approved their own plans for a new office building on the Portland Street end, with an outlandish and gimmicky landscaping plan on the rest of the site, and are hoping to start work this month.
	www.manchesteronline.co.uk /ewm/newsletter/ewm348b.html (1788 words)

	Fountain Workshop – Fountains and Water Features – Exchange Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A dramatic boulder-strewn rill within a major new urban space in Manchester, based upon a concept design by Martha Schwartz, the international landscape designer.
		The 90 metre long rill follows the course of the original "Hanging Ditch" a mediaeval feature of central Manchester, traversing the new square and running down towards the River Irwell.
		We were initially direct-employed by the client, Manchester City Council, as a specialist design consultant to work alongside architect Jim Chapman in developing the original concept design by Martha Schwartz into a buildable reality.
	www.fountains.co.uk /index_files/Page510.htm (193 words)

	Cornerhouse
		As part of the celebrations around the 20th birthday of Cornerhouse, Manchester based research company Morris Hargreaves MacIntyre were commissioned to assess the impact of Cornerhouse in the first 20 years of its' existence.
		The Big Screen is a 25 square metre video screen erected by the BBC, in partnership with Philips, Manchester City Council and Milligans (owners of of the Triangle shopping centre).
		It is situated in Exchange Square, an area regenerated after the IRA bomb in 1996.
	www.cornerhouse.org /downloads.asp (477 words)

	Royal Exchange Manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Manchester's theatres include the Royal Exchange Theatre, the Palace, Manchester Opera House, the Library Theatre as well as offering plays and dramatic performances at the Green Room and the Contact Theatre in Manchester.
		The Royal Exchange Theatre is a futuristic metal and glass hi...
		In Sept 2003 The Royal Exchange Theatre offered new North West writers of all ages the chance to have their...
	www.custom-built-stands.co.uk /stands/royal_exchange_manchester.html (481 words)

	selfridges manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		BDP's Marks & Spencer store, in the heart of the rejuvenated Manchester City Centre, has been selected by Selfridges as their new 'in-town' ho...
		When I first visited Selfridges it was the Manchester Branch, not the London one...
		Manchester Indymedia -An alternative channel for Social Change news and Information.
	www.lightupyourlife.co.uk /selfridges-manchester.html (435 words)

	BBC - Manchester - In pictures - Exchange Square
		BBC - Manchester - In pictures - Exchange Square
		Britain's race equality chief will say in a speech in Manchester that the country is becoming more racially segregated.
		BBC Manchester, New Broadcasting House, PO Box 27, Oxford Road, Manchester, M60 1SJ
	www.bbc.co.uk /manchester/content/webcams/exchange_square_webcam.shtml (57 words)

	Press Release August 04 Great Outdoors Global Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Manchester’s Exchange Square turns into a global village of gastronomy to coincide with the live broadcasting of the Olympic Games with the Great Outdoors Global Village 13 – 29 August.
		Special arrangements in Exchange Square will allow Global Village customers to enjoy a specialty beers and wines to complement the delicacies on offer in a safe and friendly environment.
		The Great Outdoors Global Village will open from Friday 13 August until Sunday 29 August from 11am to 9pm daily and is part of Manchester City Council’s Great Outdoors season of events, for more information visit www.manchesterlive.co.uk or call the Manchester Visitor Information Centre on 0161 234 3157.
	www.manchester.gov.uk /news/2004/aug/village.htm (350 words)

	Elite Crete - Exchange Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The pattern used for the square is called UK Slate and was specially designed for this specific project.
		Pattern imprinted concrete was ideal for exchange square because it is long lasting, extremely durable and attractive.
		It can also withstand considerable weight and the concrete for exchange square has been specially reinforced to add to its strength.
	www.elitecrete.co.uk /commercial/exchange-square.htm (182 words)

	BBC - Manchester - Entertainment - Big Screen, Live Transmission... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Around 1500 people packed into Exchange Square in Manchester on Wednesday 18 May for a special screening to mark 25 years since Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis' death.
		A memorial stone bearing the words Love Will Tear Us Apart was erected there by his wife Deborah and was the focus on Wednesday for a pilgrimage by a significant number of fans, who'd travelled from as far afield as France and Spain to pay their respects.
		Curtis' family said they had been touched by the response to the anniversary of his death and were proud that so many people had turned up at Exchange Square.
	www.gmvidcom.com /manchester/content/articles/2005/05/20/200505_transmission_feature.shtml (325 words)

	Manchester Sportswear, for Sportswear in Manchester UK
		From keep fit and running to squash and tennis, when it comes to your sport you'll want to look the part in the latest sportswear available in Manchester, so use the City-Visitor guide to sportswear to get sorted out and gain that professional edge to friendly competitiveness.
		Your Manchester city-visitor guide to Sportswear will help you decide where to go for Sportswear locally.
		Swimwear for men delivered to Manchester - exclusive quality mens swimwear products including swim shorts, swim trunks and swim thongs.
	www.city-visitor.com /manchester/sportswear.html (224 words)

	Cabe Library 2
		The £4m transformation of Exchange Square, funded by the Millennium Commission, has provided Manchester with a new informal, yet civic, space within an area devastated by an IRA bomb in 1996.
		The proximity of the Cathedral, accessed from the Square is a further reminder that this is the old heart of the city.
		The square also provides the setting for two relocated timber-framed pubs, Sinclair's Oyster Bar and The Wellington, reinforcing the impression of its historic importance.
	www.cabe.org.uk /library/casestudy.asp?id=218&show=analysis&PARAMS (195 words)

	Noam Chomsky Lecture to be shown in Manchester City Centre to mark the Anniversary of 9/11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A recent lecture given by one of the world’s most outspoken critics of the press and US foreign policy, Professor Noam Chomsky, is to be broadcast by the BBC at 6.00pm on 9th September in Exchange Square, Manchester, to mark the anniversary of 9/11.
		Professor Chomsky’s annual peace lecture, which originally took place at The University of Manchester earlier this year, will be broadcast to thousands of people in the centre of Manchester as a timely reminder of the atrocities of 9/11 and the effect and lives it has touched since.
		This broadcast will allow those who missed it originally to see just why Noam Chomsky is such a controversial figure, and is a must-see for those interested in US foreign policy and the Bush Administration's War on Terror.
	news.man.ac.uk /1093959510/index_html (429 words)

	Volkswagen UK / The Phaeton / Selfridges Press Centre / Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The entire front window space in Selfridges, London Oxford Street and Exchange Square, Central Manchester will showcase Volkswagen's Phaeton and Touareg in a groundbreaking display throughout the month of June - the first of its kind by an automotive manufacturer.
		Film students at Royal College, National Film School, Jordanstone College, St Martins, Bournemouth Film School and Manchester Metropolitan University Film School, answered a brief to capture the off road performance of the Touareg as part of their final year project.
		The Phaeton and the Touareg represent Volkswagen's debut in the luxury sector with an aim to bring a refreshing antidote to the usual luxury sector norms and clichés of extravagance, opulence and status symbol obsession.
	www.thephaeton.co.uk /selfridges/release.html (412 words)

	Voluntary Action Manchester
		This £1 million project is supported by Manchester City Council and funded by the Department for Education and Skills, European Regional Development Fund, the Learning and Skills Council and the Community Loan Fund for the North West.
		The Greater Manchester Trade Justice Movement (GMTJM) is organizing a Weigh In for Greater Manchester in St Ann's Square, Manchester from 11am till 1pm, Saturday 28th June.
		Voluntary Action Manchester, the Council for Voluntary Service for the City of Manchester, is a dynamic and forward looking agency, delivering a range of high quality support and development services to Manchester's lively and diverse voluntary/community sector.
	www.vamanchester.org.uk /Info/KM/earchive/08June2003.htm (4930 words)

	BBC - Manchester - Features
		Pictures from Exchange Square as 2,000 people gather to watch Live 8 on the Big Screen
		See a live screening of the opera La boheme on the Big Screen in Manchester.
		We re-create Roman Manchester (or Mamucium) for Battlefield Britain!
	www.bbc.co.uk /manchester/features/big_screen/index.shtml (181 words)

	Ronan - the screen idol
		International cellists, world class tenors and the cream of the contemporary Manchester music scene will provide an eclectic mix of music throughout the day, before Manchester-based Celtic rock band Toss the Feathers bring an Irish party feel to the evening prior to the live link.
		Margaret Nuttall, Manchester council head of events, said: "The Beautiful Day promises to be a unique, quality event that showcases the strength and diversity of the musical talent in the city.
		"The stage-based performances in Exchange Square are all by Manchester-based artists, or in association with Manchester organisations that promote and deliver music that maintains the city's reputation as a hot bed of talent and creativity.
	www.manchesteronline.co.uk /news/s/115/115216_ronan__the_screen_idol.html (394 words)

	Welcome to the Royal Exchange Theatre
		--> We are Manchester's leading producing theatre company, based in the historic splendour of the Victorian cotton exchange building.
		This season is given over to a broad sweep of plays drawn from the rich tradition of playwriting from the British Isles, both old and new.
		Royal Exchange Theatre, St Ann's Square, Manchester, M2 7DH.
	www.royalexchange.co.uk /index.asp (324 words)

	Manchester City Council - Restaurants in Manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Pan Asia marries different cultures of the Orient with the style and sophistication of ultra-modern Manchester.
		The Kailash Indian and Nepalese restaurant is the only authentic Nepalese restaurant in Manchester, UK, and is also renowned as "Europe's most authentic Indian and Nepalese restaurant".
		One of the oldest restaurants in Manchester, specialising in fish dishes, good honest food, a friendly service, special gourmet evening held every month.
	www.manchester.gov.uk /visitorcentre/eat/restaurants2.htm (1313 words)

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