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Community Events · 5 November

Manchester’s Moonlit Miles Brings Community Together for Winter Running

More than 350 people took part in the latest Moonlit Miles running event in Platt Fields Park last week to celebrate keeping active in the winter months.

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Feature · Sport · 27 October

Manchester and Northern Cities Back Ambitious UK Olympic Games Bid

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