1.618034 said:UlsterCitizen said:Oil or gold lolincluding the ownership of mineral rights on the site.
Hopefully we'll be unearthing a few diamonds on that land.
I was straining my eyes before trying to work that sign out. I came to the same conclusion as you but strange if correct.strongbowholic said:Is it just me or in a couple of the photos from JRB is there a sign by the canal which says Kippax Street?
Ah, cheers mate. Thought I was seeing things!MATCITY said:Its on the brige pub on clayton lanestrongbowholic said:Is it just me or in a couple of the photos from JRB is there a sign by the canal which says Kippax Street?
Amaze PR has scored a Premier League account to promote Manchester City's Etihad Stadium to potential visitors.
The Manchester agency won a six-way competitive pitch for a programme of promotional activity, including raising awareness of the club’s two most premium hospitality suites.
The newly named Connell Club will replace the club’s fine dining Boardroom offer, while The Mancunian will be overhauled to become a new, stylish setting celebrating Manchester music and people.
Amaze, which has offices in Manchester and London, will deliver a number of other projects to publicise the Etihad Stadium, bringing it into line with the stature of the Club.
Amaze PR Director Sandra McDowell said: “This is a fantastic win for us – it will be a pleasure working for a brand with such a strong heritage in Manchester and one that is forward-thinking both on and off the pitch.
“We’re looking forward to using our expertise in PR and brand engagement to drive awareness of the Etihad Stadium as an innovative 365 day-a-year event destination.”
Justice Ellis, marketing manager at Manchester City FC, said: “We conducted a thorough pitch process, and the standard of submissions was incredibly high, but when it came down to it, Amaze were best at demonstrating their understanding of our brand.
“That, along with and their creativity and passion really made the team stand out.”
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including the ownership of mineral rights on the site.
Do your Scottish friends know you call it a ghetto?pb1951 said:You might think this a stupid question
I'm a Manchester blue living in Scotland ghetto about 6 games a year. Is the tram to the stadium now up and running?
flipmode said:Just seen this on the MEN, haven't seen it on this thread I don't think.
Could an announcement about their plans be in the offing I wonder? Especially given the reference to the Etihad being a "365 day-a-year destination".
Amaze PR has scored a Premier League account to promote Manchester City's Etihad Stadium to potential visitors.
The Manchester agency won a six-way competitive pitch for a programme of promotional activity, including raising awareness of the club’s two most premium hospitality suites.
The newly named Connell Club will replace the club’s fine dining Boardroom offer, while The Mancunian will be overhauled to become a new, stylish setting celebrating Manchester music and people.
Amaze, which has offices in Manchester and London, will deliver a number of other projects to publicise the Etihad Stadium, bringing it into line with the stature of the Club.
Amaze PR Director Sandra McDowell said: “This is a fantastic win for us – it will be a pleasure working for a brand with such a strong heritage in Manchester and one that is forward-thinking both on and off the pitch.
“We’re looking forward to using our expertise in PR and brand engagement to drive awareness of the Etihad Stadium as an innovative 365 day-a-year event destination.”
Justice Ellis, marketing manager at Manchester City FC, said: “We conducted a thorough pitch process, and the standard of submissions was incredibly high, but when it came down to it, Amaze were best at demonstrating their understanding of our brand.
“That, along with and their creativity and passion really made the team stand out.”
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No. The line, and the stop is ready. I think some testing has been done. A "parallel line" out to Oldham have been openedpb1951 said:You might think this a stupid question
I'm a Manchester blue living in Scotland ghetto about 6 games a year. Is the tram to the stadium now up and running?