Liverpool has more galleries and museums and touristy things to do than Manchester, but I’d say Manchester has much more to offer in terms of restaurants, bars and pubs. It’s also much better than Liverpool for LGBTQIA+ venues. Is it better to live in Manchester or Liverpool? Liverpool, easily. It has a more striking skyline, …
It’s still rough around the edges but it’s well connected to the CC and we always felt safe during the time we lived in the area. @FManc Thanks for the links. Is Droylsden Manchester a good place to live? Droylsden is perfect for commuters looking for an affordable place to live, with the tram running …
For those of you on the search for a quieter life with low property prices and a lot of green space, Burnage is the place to go. There are a lot of good schools in this part of Manchester, which makes it ideal for people with children. In terms of transportation, Burnage has its’ own …
Today, Birmingham is typically described as the UK’s second city. In recent decades it has also been common for Manchester to be described either as the second city or as a contender for the title. Is Birmingham the 2nd largest city in UK? Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Birmingham, second largest city of the United Kingdom and …
Utilities are also more expensive in Manchester. The average cost of electricity per household is $212.11, while the national average cost of electricity is $163.81. Likewise, the average cost of a phone line is $36.25 in Manchester, NH, compared to the national average of $28.39. How much are utilities per month in New Hampshire? Average …
Manchester’s housing expenses are 8% higher than the national average and the utility prices are 14% higher than the national average. Transportation expenses like bus fares and gas prices are 3% lower than the national average. Manchester has grocery prices that are 4% higher than the national average. How much do you need to make …
The Victoria Arches are a series of bricked-up arches built in an embankment of the River Irwell in Manchester. They served as business premises, landing stages for steam packet riverboats and as Second World War air-raid shelters. They were accessed from wooden staircases that descended from Victoria Street. Is there an underground city in Manchester? …
Despite Manchester’s reputation, Cardiff was the wettest with an average 1152mm of rain every year. And other cities like Glasgow (1124mm), Preston (1034mm) and Leeds (1024mm) all proved to be wetter than Manchester . Is Manchester the wettest city in England? WHICH UK CITIES ARE THE WETTEST? Upholding Wales’ bad weather reputation and taking the …
Despite Manchester’s reputation, Cardiff was the wettest with an average 1152mm of rain every year. And other cities like Glasgow (1124mm), Preston (1034mm) and Leeds (1024mm) all proved to be wetter than Manchester . Does it rain more in Manchester? Despite being known as the “rainy city”, Manchester comes in eighth for the average amount …