A final goodbye to Manchester's beloved Church Street Market

But the market will officially bring its shutters down for the last time on Saturday - much to the despair of its adoring loyal customers.Currently home to Afro Caribbean Asian, McCalls greengrocers, McCalls Organics, and Manchester Bookbuyers, the market also housed the UK’s first ever grilled cheese restaurant Northern Soul until it

A planning application for the site, which was first filed in 2018 and approved later in 2020, suggests that, alongside the market, the new build would see units on 20-22 and 24-36 High Street also demolished. The new site is set to include commercial floorspace on the ground floor for shops, restaurants and takeaways.

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