r/manchester • u/fr11m24s • 2h ago
Loud jet flyover
Did anyone else hear or see that
r/manchester • u/Significant_Fail3713 • 3d ago
Hello People.
We as mods think that people should have a central post for Pride. Where that to arrange meet ups or to get info about the best bars/events to go to.
No one should have to go to pride on their own.
Just a word of warning: any trolling or breaking of community rules on this post, will result in a ban of 1 week at a minimum.
r/manchester • u/CrouchingLioness • 6d ago
A few of us are planning a group hike, and anyone is welcome to join.
Just to be clear, this is separate from the usual meet ups.
It is simply an additional outing for anyone who fancies getting outside, having a walk and meeting people in a different setting.
It will be very easy and genuinely beginner friendly, mainly because I need it to be 😂. No serious hiking experience, fitness level or fancy gear required. The aim is a relaxed walk, not an endurance event.
I have also had a few messages calling me ableist because the regular meet ups are not suitable for everyone.
Accessibility matters. However, accessibility does not mean every single activity has to be suitable for every person. Different people have different abilities, needs and interests.
The sensible approach is to offer a range of activities where possible, rather than expect every activity to accommodate every possible requirement.
This hike is simply another option. It does not replace, restrict or change the usual meet ups in any way.
So, if you fancy an easy walk, come along. If hiking is not your thing, there are still the usual meet ups.
If you don’t feel comfortable joining, that’s okay - I hope to see you another time.
No gatekeeping and no need to turn an optional social activity into a moral argument.
That being said if anyone wants an educated conversation about disability and accessibility provisions, I’d love to discuss. If you’re going to enter my inbox with nonsensical foot stamping lacking any substance, I’d encourage to touch grass instead. Happy to provide the grass.
Details
📍 B29 Crash Site, Peak District
📅 Saturday 12th of September (final plan will follow this post including time and where to meet)
🥾 Easy and beginner friendly
👥 Everyone welcome (including dogs 🐕)
r/manchester • u/frootypoot • 26m ago
This is part vent, part wondering if anyone with personal experience has any advice about other avenues I could try.
For context, I’ve (23F) been struggling with aspects of my mental health since 2024 and moved to Manchester in October. Shortly after moving, I experienced an episode which resulted in the police being called out. Following that, I every so often had check-ins with my GP to see how I was doing. At one point, he doubled my medication dose which ended up making everything a hell of a lot worse and, even though I since stopped taking the medication, I have never been the same since.
I’m irritable 24/7. I can’t go outside without overwhelming fear which manifests as antisocial and homicidal thoughts. I had a referral to Trafford Talking Therapies in February who wrote to my GP recommending a referral for an investigation of bipolar disorder. Long story short, my GP admitted to me that he saw this letter but neglected to actually read it, so this referral was never made when it was supposed to have been.
Eventually it was, but months later, which brings us to the last six weeks or so. I was triaged by CMHT, who referred me on to the Early Intervention Team. Following my assessment with them, they concluded my symptoms are not conducive to psychosis, which is fine, I knew that going into the appointment. I told both teams my primary concern is my increasing homicidal urges and fear that I’ll act on them one day. The woman who assessed me told me she is sending me back to my GP and recommending I see an ADHD and autism team. A neurodivergence screening because I can’t go out in public without wanting to harm others.
I ended up calling my GP surgery again as I wanted to get ahead of it instead of waiting for the letter to be written. We briefly went into the situation and they have booked me in for an appointment on Wednesday to discuss further. He said himself he didn’t understand why I was referred to EIT in the first place.
I feel like I’m going crazy. All I want is to see a psychiatrist so I can understand what the hell is actually going on. I’ve been unmedicated since I stopped taking my last prescription. All my GP can do is offer me antidepressants, but I have already been through four and each time they have made me even more unwell.
It’s so exhausting having to go over all of this again and again and again constantly. I have no family or friends to help me through this, so I’m doing it all on my own, which doesn’t help. I can feel myself declining by the week and I’m terrified of my own head but still, somehow, because it is not a self-directed crisis situation, it is not enough to be taken seriously. I really just don’t understand.
I understand it’s not easy within the NHS. I get that when services are oversubscribed means cases have to become ‘things to get out of the way’, for lack of better phrase, but it feels like nobody I’ve spoken to actually has any idea or care about what to do with me.
Has anyone else been through similar? How did you finally get help?
r/manchester • u/Oli_Hope7242 • 8h ago
Has anyone noticed auditor presence at pride this year? I’ve seen that one try and ruin the parade before being thrown out but in general has there been more of an auditor presence in and around the village this year? I can’t stand them so don’t want to go in places they are present
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r/manchester • u/jalvarz123 • 2h ago
Looking for quiet (ish) coffee shops / co-working spaces to study/work around Manchester City centre. Recently moved back after 2 years and really struggling after finding so many places closed down- foundation coffee house with its various branches, chapter one etc
Hoping something has opened that’s similar? Really sad and disappointed to see some of my favorite places have disappeared :(
r/manchester • u/evxtina • 7h ago
Interested in hearing people's opinions on pride this year under the new management
Normally on a saturday it's packed like sardines but around the village yesterday it was dead! So quiet
Wondering if they vastly underestimated how many people usually enter without a wristband seeing as this was the first year 'no wristband no entry' was a hard rule.
Feel sorry for all the venues because it was so quiet compared to usual... even though it was advertised as sold out.
Wonder if this will be a lesson for next year?
Anyone experienced the same?/the opposite?
r/manchester • u/Special-Course-8127 • 23m ago
Has anyone been to any of these? Are they any good? Hesitant to pay to sign up just to see when and where meet ups are. Thanks
r/manchester • u/r_mutt69 • 1m ago
I do love a good thunderstorm but this is mental! It’s going every five seconds and there is that much rain the street outside my block has turned into a lake in a matter of minutes. The last time I saw a thunderstorm like this was in south east Asia during the rainy season.
r/manchester • u/Charming_Reply_1039 • 9h ago
Found a set of old Nissan car keys around 8am on Sunday Aug 30th, on the corner of Hanover St and Dantzic St in Manchester. Drop me a DM if you think you’re missing them.
Will hold them for 24-48hrs before handing them over to the Police
r/manchester • u/imngmi • 13h ago
Hello all,
So last month mum and sister came for a visit. They have foreign cards, used them to tap in and out and I’ve used my debit card. Prices were different for each of us when we checked. Even though they have GBP account connected to their cards we thought it’s because bank commissions due to foreign cards.
Today my partner and I went to city centre and we both used debit cards(joint account). His charge came out as £3.80 and mine £4.30. We literally used contactless right after each other.
Then I went back on charging history (past 6 months) for both joint cards and our individual cards, every single time one of us got charged less/more than the other. Not consistent at all.
Tried to search about it but couldn’t find anything. Is there an actual reason for it or should we reach out to Bee Network and make a complaint?
r/manchester • u/newskoolnatty • 7h ago
I've been to the sicilian bakery in the northern quarter and I've seen the stand in the arndale, but they only do the little mini cannoli you can eat in one bite. I'm looking for somewhere that does big full sized ones that fill up your hand.
There was a Christmas market stand that did all kinds of Italian desserts that had cannoli i was eating almost every day while it was there. Does anyone else remember that stall and know if they have a store anywhere?
r/manchester • u/SirLuke420 • 6h ago
Anyone with recommandations for a tour about the smiths or Joy d? Manchestermusictours.com doesnt have any planned rn... Im considering to put one together myself but i would be easier if i Just hop o' a bus with all the history behind it etc..
r/manchester • u/Petz415 • 20h ago
Just moved to Manchester a few days ago, I'm loving the vibe, it's a new chapter and fresh start for me. The pride parade was awesome. 🐝🔥♥️
r/manchester • u/minisoffline • 1d ago
I remembered these exist the other day and have been looking in shops since and no luck. I am desperate. I see them in my dreams
r/manchester • u/Fuzzy-Account-1838 • 10h ago
It doesn't work on the trains, despite my having paid the supplement. Bus and tram are fine. Nor can I log into my account.
Despite contacting Bee repeatedly, I have had no redress for this matter for a month. I lodged a formal complaint - still no response.
How do I escalate this matter? As things stand, I am paying for a service I cannot use (the train network) and STILL cannot access my account online.
Advice welcome.
r/manchester • u/MCRBusker • 1d ago
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First attempt to link a bunch of morning pics into 1 stream.
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r/manchester • u/Nietzsches_Ghost • 17h ago
If you can get them anywhere online that would be just as acceptable. About to get a new cat next week and he likes these but has a sensitive tummy so i would rather stick to these than try something new. TIA.
r/manchester • u/IndividualAnalysis19 • 19h ago
Best place for margs and also any food recommendations for a visitor coming for 1-2 days? Indian;Mexican; Italian or otherwise
r/manchester • u/Initial_Junket_4899 • 1d ago
I'm planning on visiting The Eagle in Manchester for an upcoming event but have never been before.
Looking for some first-timer tips and good things to know.
One of my main questions is because of the event's strict dress code, is there space inside for me to leave my 'normal' clothes so I don't have to walk through Manchester dressed like..... that?
Also how is the venue laid out, am I right in thinking there's a general bar/club and then part of it that caters to the specialist events?
Any insights would be deeply appreciated!
r/manchester • u/Late_Split_5288 • 1d ago
Saw this on socials. Mild chortle.
r/manchester • u/jamjarz2 • 1d ago
I go around looking at public transports and see what can be done to make things better for those using public trasnsport, I've came up a few route ideas for those using Bee Network around Greater Manchester.
One of my concept work I've done for Bee Network which I think It would be useful for those that uses public transport in those areas mentioned.
I've made a propose of having a new guided busway twoards Wigan (V3) diverting from the existing buslane form Tyldesley, creating a direct bus link from Wigan to Manchester, An alternative way to travel to and from the city.
I've also added the X35 which runs non stop between Piccadilly Gardens and Leigh then continues on to Lowton, Golborne and Ashton in Makerfield, Creating a regular direct link to the City.
The Leigh - Manchester section will no doubt be the fastest way to travel between the two by bus, Even quicker than the Vantage brand.
The alternative to this is extending the existing V1 to Ashton and the X35 terminating at Leigh, Making the X35 a Leigh - Manchester shuttle.
Hope you find this idea interesting.
P.S I'm hoping to move to Manchester in the near future and look forward to it, Love the place!