Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester is a vibrant metropolitan county in North West England known for its rich industrial history, cultural landmarks, excellent transport links, and world-famous football heritage.

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Merseyway Shopping Centre

Merseyway Shopping Centre in Stockport is a large indoor retail complex featuring 95 stores over two floors with ample parking. It is built over the River Mersey and is owned by Stockport Council, offering a long-established shopping experience since 1970.

Near Online Talk: The Shadows of Salem – Myth V Reality in Lois the Witch and Other Tales

14 Oct (next Wednesday)

Author Livi Michael gives an online talk exploring how Elizabeth Gaskell used the Salem witch trials in her novella *Lois the Witch*, and how historical fact and Victorian fiction intersect in stories about witches.

Located in Wigan

Wigan is a historic market town in Greater Manchester, England, known for its rich industrial heritage, Roman and medieval history, cultural venues, and sporting traditions including rugby league and football.

Located in Eccles

Eccles is a historic market town in Greater Manchester known for its rich textile industry heritage, historic architecture including the Parish Church of St Mary, and its famous Eccles cakes. It offers a walkable town centre accessible by train and local public transport.

Golden Square Shopping Centre

Golden Square Shopping Centre is Warrington's primary indoor shopping destination, featuring a wide range of retail stores within a large floor area, well connected to public transport, offering a comprehensive shopping experience.

Located in Warrington

Warrington is a historic industrial town in Cheshire, England, known for its Roman origins, market town heritage, vibrant shopping centers, cultural venues, and outdoor green spaces. It offers diverse leisure, music festivals, museums, and rich local history.

Manchester Arndale

Manchester Arndale is a major indoor shopping centre in Manchester, England, featuring over 210 shops, a large food court, and connections to major department stores. It is known as one of Europe's largest city-centre malls with extensive retail space and has undergone significant redevelopment since a major bombing in 1996. The centre attracts millions of visitors annually and offers a comprehensive urban shopping experience.

Located in Runcorn

Runcorn is an industrial town in Cheshire, England, known for its historic sites including Norman castles and monastic ruins, vibrant arts and culture venues, extensive green spaces, and innovative transport infrastructure including the world's first bus rapid transit system.