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Rebecca Day
Verified
Content Editor, Manchester Evening News
Manchester
Beats
social justice in America and the UK.Race
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By Lee Grimsditch Verified, Rebecca Day Verified| Manchester Evening News Verified This month marks the 20th anniversary since one of Manchester's most controversial landmarks in recent times was officially unveiled. Dubbed one of Manchester's most questionable creations, the city's now lost B of the Bang sculpture is fondly remembered by many. Despite costing £1.72m, large spikes fell off the sculpture while it was still standing, yet many queried why it could never be saved. Over the years, Manchester Evening News readers have spoken of their love of the landmark.
House-hunters are saying the same thing about a quirky detail on the wall of this modern detached home
By Rebecca Day Verified| Manchester Evening News Verified Blink and you'll miss it. When browsing through the photo gallery of this detached home on Rightmove, it seems like a normal modern property with beige walls and shiny floors. There's a spacious living room with pristine carpet, three bathrooms, a large landscaped garden and a double garage to boot. But there's an unusual feature lurking on the kitchen wall that's caught the attention of eagle-eyed house-hunters.
By Lee Grimsditch Verified, Rebecca Day Verified| Manchester Evening News Verified This month marks the 20th anniversary since one of Manchester's most controversial landmarks in recent times was officially unveiled. Dubbed one of Manchester's most questionable creations, the city's now lost B of the Bang sculpture is fondly remembered by many. Despite costing £1.72m, large spikes fell off the sculpture while it was still standing, yet many queried why it could never be saved. Over the years, Manchester Evening News readers have spoken of their love of the landmark.
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Manchester Evening News
The Manchester Evening News (MEN) is a regional daily newspaper that has been serving Greater Manchester and North West England since its founding on October 10, 1868. Originally established by Mitchell Henry to support his political campaign, the paper has evolved under various ownerships, currently operating as part of Reach PLC. MEN has a rich history and became Britain’s largest provincial evening newspaper by 1939. The newspaper focuses on local news, politics, sports, and community campaigns, providing daily coverage that includes breaking news and investigative journalism. It also engages in community advocacy, promoting local interests such as public health and social equity. MEN offers both print and digital news, along with classified advertising that has historically catered to local businesses and public sector campaigns. With a commitment to editorial standards, the MEN continues to be a vital part of Greater Manchester’s media landscape.
Chadderton, England, United Kingdom
+44 161 832 7200
Founded: 1868