The Rejuvenate Group, based in Manchester, has recently acquired stakes in two complementary businesses. The Group has acquired significant stakes both in Porter Magazine, an online fashion and beauty bible, and in f8 Marketing Communications, which they will merge with their existing marketing agency, Rejuvenate Advertising, Design and Marketing. read more
Atlas One property consultancy sets up shop in Manchester & Stockport
New property consultancy sets up in Manchester and Stockport
Atlas One a new property consultancy practice, has opened up with two offices in Greater Manchester. Based in Portland Street, Manchester and Princes Street, Stockport, it will handle general agency, professional and consultancy work.
- Agency and Development
- Landlord and Tenant
- Valuations
- Commercial and residential surveys
- Property Management
- Consultancy
- Planning appeals
- Rating appeals
- Public Sector
- CPO Matters
Atlas One Manchester
1 Portland Street
Manchester
M1 3BE
T: 0161 951 7818
F: 0161 477 6001
Atlas One South Manchester
20 Princes Street
Stockport
SK1 1SE
T: 0161 477 6002
F: 0161 477 6001
Terrace Hill buys Heaton Retail Park in Manchester
Terrace Hill Group, the aim listed property development and investment group, has formed a funding and development joint venture with Peveril Securities to buy a Manchester development site.
It has bought the Heaton Retail Park in Manchester from Standard Life Investments for £5.7 m.
Whats on at the Museum of Science & Industry
MOSI (THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY)
Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester
13 February – 13 September – Southern Voices: Weaving Stories
Explore the global impact of Manchester’s cotton and textile industry in this fascinating exhibition. Through objects and stories of individuals and communities originating from Africa, the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, discover how the textile industry directly shaped their lives and the legacy it has left to all of us.
7 July – 30 September - Beyer-Garratt Locomotives of the World
The first Beyer-Garratt articulated locomotive went into production at Beyer, Peacock’s Gorton works in January 1909. Between 1909 and 1958, 176 orders were placed with Beyer, Peacock for Garratt locomotives, and a total of 1,116 engines were built. Please note the Collections Centre is open Tuesdays – Saturdays only.
The Story of the 8th (Ardwick) Battalion of The Manchester Regiment
www.tameside.gov.uk/museumsgalleries/mom
Ashton-under-Lyne, Manchester
6 July – 12 December 2009 - The Ardwick Boys: The Story of the 8th (Ardwick) Battalion of The Manchester Regiment
The Museum of the Manchester Regiment has mounted a special exhibition which traces, through photographs and objects, the long and proud history of the 8th (Ardwick) Battalion of the Manchester regiment, from 1859.
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The Palace Theatre – Sept 2009
WHATS ON AT THE PALACE THEATRE IN SEPTEMBER?
For telephone bookings call, 0844 847 2277
Oxford Street, Manchester
Highlights for this month include:
23 – 27 Sep – Giselle – English National Ballet
Love and betrayal, innocence and the supernatural. Giselle is the ultimate Romantic ballet. This traditional staging of the 1841 production moves from bright, sunny optimism to a ghostly world of mystery.
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The Opera House – Sept 2009
For telephone booking call, 0844 847 2277
Quay St, manchester
Highlights for this month include:
18 Sep – I’m Sorry I Haven’t Got A Clue
The official stage tour with Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden, Tim Brooke-Taylor and Jeremy Hardy. Jack Dee is the special guest host for the evening.
22 – 27 Sep – Lord of The Dance
Michael Flatley, creator and director of this award-winning international dance phenomenon, proved his vision that hearts and minds, united through music and dance, cross all traditional boundaries.
The Royal Exchange Theatre – 1 September – 3 October 2009
For telephone booking call, 0161 833 9833.
St Ann’s Square, Manchester
1 September – 3 October 2009 – Lifecycle – Art from Recycled Media Exhibition
It’s been estimated that around 2,5000 tonnes of unwanted CDs are being thrown away every year – a substantial portion of the waste being sent to landfill. This exhibition, created by Lee Middlehurst, uses waste CDs and DVDs to create these beautiful works of art, each shard being individually hand-crafted to produce very particular piece of artwork.
2 September – 3 October 2009 – The Miser
Someone’s going to get married tonight, but as the children fight to follow their hearts’ desires whatever the cost, Harpagon plots to stop his credit being crunched and nothing and nobody is quite as it seems in Moliere’s riotous and rapid-fire comedy.
The Library Theatre – 23 Sep – 3 Oct 2009
St Peter’s Square, Manchester
23 Sep – 3 Oct – Desperate to be Doris
LipService return to their spiritual home with a hilarious new musical featuring the greatest hits of the incomparable Doris Day. By day, Dean (Darren Southworth, fresh from the West End production of Spamalot) works for a mail order nightwear firm called The Pyjama Game.
The Lowery Theatre – Sept 2009
THE LOWRY THEATRE
For telephone bookings call, 0870 787 5780
The Quays
Highlights for this month include:
15 – 19 Sep – The Walworth Farce
Hilarious, horrifying and ferociously entertaining – an achingly tender insight into what happens when we become stuck in the stories we tell ourselves about our lives.
21 – 22 Sep – Eighteen Stupid Reasons Why I Love You Lots And Lots
A new romantic comedy exploring love, loss, and how to explain the physics of time travel to someone who really couldn’t care less.
28 Sep – 3 Oct 2009 – Entertaining Angels
Penelope Keith stars at The Lowry for the first time in this sharply comic show about a clergy widow who finds her new-found freedom suddenly threatened.