Manchester Town Hall

evan daniels★★★★★★★★★★1.04 months ago

This is me digging vermin/rat's out of my garden in the summer 14/05/2025 video is time and date stamped. The rats are nesting because of neighbours gardens full of rubbish neighbours gone now one garden cleared but other garden been ignored and still full of rubbish rats still running around, been phoning the council emailing even had a meeting with my housing officer in cheetham hill housing office months ago and still it seems too difficult for cheetham hill housing office to get it cleaned. I'll be putting in a claim for loss of enjoyment of my tenancy I've been phoning you since the date on the videos always excuses and lies about getting the problem dealt with. Don't get a council property in cheetham hill because they will ignore every repair n problem you get, the manager are hiding in there office somewhere and don't ring you back when you request them to . damhead white moss road housing which is the main council office now are also useless as I have loads of messages sent to them, I'm asking for managers in both offices to contact me why are you all hiding getting other people to do your job . Done complaint on council website twice and they just don't care they contact the same offices who ignore me the same offices who ignore me then contact me with more lies and ignore me further, ending up back at square one. Managers If you don't want/like the job you got why don't you leave so people who actually want to help others can take your place yous are messing with my head effecting my mental health. Still got all proofs of contacts with you so keep ignoring me if you want Cos compensation/rent rebate will be higher . going to get help contacting a ombudsman next and a solicitor.

Shanz Shanz★★★★★★★★★★5.08 months ago

I recently visited Manchester Town Hall, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of Victorian Gothic architecture. Even though the interior is currently closed for major restoration under the Our Town Hall project, the exterior alone is absolutely stunning. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse and completed in 1877, the building’s grand clock tower, intricate carvings, and majestic presence in Albert Square perfectly capture Manchester’s rich history and civic pride. Walking around Albert Square is a treat by itself. The square is vibrant and filled with beautiful monuments and statues, offering plenty of photo opportunities. The detailing on the stonework and the grandeur of the façade are mesmerizing, especially when viewed in the morning or late afternoon light. Although I couldn’t explore the interiors due to the restoration, I could easily imagine how impressive the Great Hall and murals must look once reopened. For those planning a visit, it’s best to check in advance whether guided tours are available, as access may still be limited during the renovation period. The surrounding area is worth exploring too, with attractions like St Peter’s Square, Manchester Central Library, and several cafes and shops just a short walk away. The best way to reach the Town Hall is via the St Peter’s Square tram stop, which is right next to the complex. It’s also walkable from Manchester Piccadilly Station (about 14 minutes). Parking in the area is limited, so public transport is the most convenient option. Overall, Manchester Town Hall is a must-see for anyone interested in architecture, history, or simply experiencing the heart of the city. Even with limited access, it remains one of Manchester’s most photogenic and culturally significant sites. I can’t wait to return once the restoration is complete and explore its historic interiors again.

Abdul Khoshnaw★★★★★★★★★★1.08 months ago

Please Manchester City Council never clean this need clean the tree too much rubbish the tree go inside streetlight and need grass cutting please Manchester City council please see the address in the photo thank you very much for help from the community we wait very soon for you help

Joseph Twist★★★★★★★★★★5.09 months ago

An architecturally stunning building that is free to enter and well worth seeing inside and out. If you have the chance, a tour with a trip up the clocktower is an interesting way to spend a few hours.

vrushali Kshirsagar★★★★★★★★★★5.05 months ago

Amazing Christmas vibes in Christmas time. Lovely restaurant around the area.