Greater Manchester Police officers have released pictures of some of the amphetamines uncovered in a huge drugs lab - which is believed to be 'one of largest cooking operations in the UK'.
27.05.2024 - 17:29 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
At one time, it would have been unthinkable that such a magnificent and important part of Manchester's history would one day be abandoned lie crumbling for over 40 years.
London Road Fire Station is a fine example of Edwardian Baroque architecture. The handsome terracotta and red brick building opposite Piccadilly Train Station has stood at the gateway to the city since its construction was completed in 1906.
Designed by Woodhouse, Willoughby & Langham, the Grade II*-listed building also housed a police station, an ambulance station and a coroners' court. There were also around 40 spacious on-site apartments, where firemen lived with their families, in the days when premium accommodation was hard to come by and most ordinary people rented their homes.
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A training tower kept the firemen fit, and, in its heyday, the station also boasted its own library, stables, bank and gymnasium. During the year of its opening, the Manchester Evening News said of the imposing new building: "The structure is commonly described as the new fire station, but as a matter of fact it is far more than that, for it includes a bank, a coroner's court, a gas meter testing department and a police department. Really it is a most important addition to the municipal equipment of the city, and an addition, moreover, which has long been required."
On its completion, the station's opulence was in stark contrast to the neighbourhood it was part of. Chorlton-on-Medlock, or 'Little Ireland' as it was also known, due to its huge Irish Catholic population at the turn of the 20th Century, was
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