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Our weekly round up of stories you might have missed from around town
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We ask a few Manchester chefs to respond to Marco Pierre White’s latest comments
Central Retail Park has become a battleground for Manchester’s future - Part 2
Andrea Sandor explores the controversy of placing a car park next to a primary school
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Jonathan Schofield on a Grade 1 listed beauty
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