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Manchester
Manchester is a city located in North West England’s south-central part and is home to approximately 483,800 residents (as of 2009). The city was the site of the first railway station in the world.
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What are people from wigan called ie Manchester is mancs and Liverpool is liverpudlians?
Simply Wiganers, or pie eaters
Are there any kosher shops in Manchester?
Manchester is the fastest growing orthodox Jewish community in Europe. The majority of kosher shops are in North Manchester in two areas:- * Leicester road in Broughton Park,
* Kings Road in Prestwich. You will find kosher grocers stores, butchers and bakers. * There are kosher restaurants in Manchester too. * The Tesco's supermarket in Prestwich also holds a limited kosher range. For up to date information about kosher shops and restaurants in the Manchester area you might want to contact the Manchester Beth Den & kashrus board, they are situated in the Jewish Community center on Bury Old road. Telephone +441617409711. Rabbi Royde is in charge of Kashrus They are open from 9.30-5pm Monday - Thursday also 10-1pm Friday and Sunday mornings these times are local and subject to change depending on the time of year .
What is the division of cities in UK with respect to Area?
Cities in the UK are officially divided into subdivisions known as wards, which correspond to groups of neighbourhoods atypically.
In Birmingham, these wards are grouped together in what is known as a council constituency, which are informally referred to as 'districts.'
It is important to note that city status in the United Kingdom is awarded to local government areas, rather than to single settlements in many cases, so for example, the City of Leeds comprises the Leeds settlement, and a series of other towns such as Otley, Pudsey and Wetherby which are not contiguous with the main settlement.
In the latter case, the city is still split into wards, but some towns in Leeds are also part of something called a civil parish. This allows them to be titled as a 'town' within a local government district that may be designated as a "city."
How far is it from Norwich to Manchester?
It is 196 miles from the centre of Manchester to the centre of Norwich. This would take approx. 4 hours 20 mins by car (A618/M1/A1/A17)
Should distinctions be made between different types of status offenders.?
With my children and others functioning in social structers, I feel that offenders should be identified, in order to safeguard and protect themselves and others. Most offenders are repeat and cannot adjust or adhear to norms and standards society prescribe.
Surat is known as Manchester of the east?
Yes undoubtedly....
Previously, Ahmedabad was known as Manchester of the East.. But after recession in 2008-09, many cotton mills in the city were shut down and were shifted to Surat..
When did altrincham change its spelling from altringham to altrincham?
Altrincham's spelling changed from "Altringham" to "Altrincham" in the 19th century, with the new form becoming more widely accepted by the mid-1800s. This change was part of a broader trend in the standardization of place names during that period. The exact date of the transition is not precisely documented, but it reflected evolving linguistic preferences in English.
Does the A635M in Manchester exist?
The A635(M) is a short stretch of the eastern end of the Mancunian Way (A57(M)) although there are no signs to identify it. (See links below)
What was the name of the big display of Victorian inventions at chrystal palace London?
The Great Exhibition (1851).
How long does it take to get from Manchester to aylesbury?
About 4h15 by changing at Banbury and Princes Risborough.
About 4h05 by changing at London Euston and London Marylebone.
What is an agreement made between different companies to charge the same amount for products?
Price Fixng or Cartel.
How many miles from Manchester to leyburn?
120 miles taking this route:
- Take M62 LEEDS, from Manchester, to M1 to The NORTH at J29.
- Take M1 to The NORTH to A1(M) to The NORTH to WEATHERBY.
- Take A1(M)/A1 up to A684 to BEDALE and LEYBURN; EXIT, and follow signs to A684 to BEDALE and LEYBURN.
- Take A684 across to Leyburn.
How long does it take to drive from Manchester to Cornwall?
Per Google Maps the distance and time are 326 mi - about 5 hours 33 mins.
Well I'm not improving it but in a week or so I'm driving with my friends and family down to st Ives and we have been a few times before and it took 12 hours to get there but there was quite allot of traffic but it should take 5-7 hours depending in which part of st Ives really but go on the m5 all the way down .... And Make sure you put in the right address into the sat nav .. unlike my dad :) have a nice trip.
Why does Manchester get more rain?
A lot of rain comes across the north Atlantic and then to Europe. As Manchester is in the west of Europe, it is in line for some of that rain. Further south does not get as much rain, though further north would get more.
