8/8/2023 0 Comments Max n paddys road to nowhere![]() We are so proud to be building something special. THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FOUR POUNDS #Thankyou to all that came along and supported this years event. ![]() The two men behind setting up the event, Aaron Lee and Paul Corrigan, shared this update with their followers on Thursday, 22 June, showing their immense total of £35,184.14 in funds raised. Playing at Oldham Athletic‘s Boundary Park stadium in front of thousands of Mancunians and high-spirited spectators cheering on the Celebs and the Legends in equal measure, the game might have ended 7-5 to the ex-pros, but the real winner on the day was Manchester without a doubt. The charity match set up to raise money for organisations supporting the families of the Manchester Arena victims has now become an annual occurrence and following the 2023 exhibition back in May, those who participated as either a player or a spectator helped bring in over £35k in donations. Manchester Remembers have managed to raise over a whopping £35,000 thanks to this year’s charity football match. News Manchester Remembers raise over £35,000 for Arena charities thanks to 2023 match Danny Jones “They are aspirational, affluent places that attract incoming wealth with good schools and a strong quality of housing stock where residents are economically active who are building up their property and personal wealth,” he explained. House prices in the North West have more than trebled over the past 20 years.Two Greater Manchester areas named UK ‘property hotspots’ as house prices soar.House prices are rising the most in these Greater Manchester areas.Lucian Cook, who is head of residential research for Savills, told The Telegraph that each of the areas named within the top 20 – including Hale and Altrincham – are not there because they are tourist or second-home hotspots. The rest of the top 20 is made up of a series of other Surrey suburbs, as well as neighbourhoods in Oxfordshire, Kent, and Berkshire featuring – with the only other area even slightly close to the north being West Bridgford in Nottinghamshire. Hale and Altrincham have made the top 20 list / Credit: David Dixon (via Geograph) | Atrincham Market (via Facebook) ![]() Harpenden in Hertfordshire took the top spot, followed by Cobham in Surrey, and then Beaconsfield, Chorleywood, and Amersham, all in Buckinghamshire, rounding out the top five. The rest of the top 20 list is, unsurprisingly, dominated by areas in the Home Counties. Using the latest data from the most recent census, the real estate company has compiled a list – as reported by the Telegraph – of what it considers to be the top 50 “most desirable” towns in Britain, based of several key factors including state of health, cost of homes, employment figures and job opportunities, and the qualifications that residents hold.Īnd two Trafford towns have made the cut to earn themselves a coveted spot in the top 20 – Hale and Altrincham.Īs the only two North West representatives in the whole of the top 20, the leafy Altrincham village suburb of Hale – which is a favourite among A-listers, professional footballers, and high-earning families – has taken sixth spot on the list, while the town of Altrincham itself has bagged a respectable 19th place. See if your town is on the list □ - The Telegraph June 18, 2023 □ High-earners in search of good schools and attractive surroundings are pushing up prices in these hotspots Well, that’s if a new list of the best places to live in Britain by Savills is anything to go by. Trafford has always been one of the most affluent and sought-after areas to live in Greater Manchester, but now it seems that it’s not just within the region that the borough is proving popular, as it also appears to be a heavy-hitter nationwide too. You may remember that earlier on this year, two unexpected Greater Manchester areas were named ‘property hotspots’ for 2023 by Rightmove based on last year’s data, while only a couple of months back, neighbourhoods such as Bramhall, Broadheath, and Bowdon were identified as being the places where houses prices were shooting up the most. There’s no doubt the property market in our region has been booming over the last decade or so, with average house prices seeming to rise year-on-year, and more and more areas becoming viewed as the places to live. Two Greater Manchester towns have been named among the “most desirable” places to live in Britain, according to a new ranking. ![]() News Two Greater Manchester towns named in top 20 ‘most desirable’ in Britain Emily Sergeant ![]()
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