This store sells army clothing, camping equipment and hiking equipments. Along side many other…read moreaccessories this is a great place to stock up on all things for the great outdoors, its like a cheap version of millets, but with the same quality. Especially the army range as it is all authentic!!

A handy stop for Central Library, The Midland Hotel and Oxford Road. It's basic but handy.read more

St peters square is much the same as all the other metrolink train stations and is relativly basic…read more There are two platforms which are raised above street lever and a few self ticket machines. You must ourchase a ticket before bording the metroling. The machines only accept coins and a few will accept notes,

St. Helens Central Railway Station is a railway station serving the town of St Helens, Merseyside…read more It is on the Liverpool to Wigan Line from Liverpool Lime Street to Wigan North Western. The station and all trains calling at it, are operated by Northern Rail. This station is so much better now it has been refurbished. It is St. Helens main station so it's quite facilitated and it's fairly attractive. It is staffed the majority of the time so there is usually someone on hand to answer questions or get directions. The staff are also very helpful so if you need assistance, make sure you enquire. There is a long stay and short stay car park. The long stay does fill up early but it is free. It is convenient to hop on a train to Liverpool or Wigan and during the day they are quite regular. Overall, a decent train station with a modern and secure feel to it.

It's a simple two platform station for services to Blackpool , Preston and Liverpool and…read moreWarrington! One self service ticket machine but the touch screen seems a bit tough to push the buttons ! It's nice and clean and big easy signs to read to get your destination !

Travel to and from Manchester is a breeze through Victoria Station. It's modern, clean, and easy to…read morenavigate. Clearly marked signage makes for quick navigation to the correct platforms. If assistance is needed, staff are friendly. I like that there are multiple transportation services offered like TPExpress (the TPExpress app is pretty good too) for journeys to York or Leeds.

Love the new look Victoria Station Manchester. Very Spacious and well light..As a women i will…read morefeel a lot safer if I was travelling alone at night, before the renovation it was dark and cold looking. Also love the little java bar where you can relax with a drink ( lovely Procecco ) whilst waiting for your train.

Great bus station friendly people however you may come across some dodgy characters there like I…read morehave many times

Part of the original line of Manchester's Metrolink, Bury Interchange has trams to Altrincham and…read moreAshton. Sometimes they play around with the routings, but all trams always go to Manchester city centre before heading off anywhere else. The tram station is accessed via stairs, escalator or elevator. Remember to check both platforms, as this is the end of the line, trams depart from either side. There are digital information displays to keep you up to date with the wait time to the next departure and whether it is a double tram or not. Bury Interchange also houses a large bus station, and seems well connected to the local area as well as some longer services to Manchester, Bolton and Rochdale. Its slightly cold and uninviting, but at the same time it keeps you out of the elements when its raining.

Pretty large train station that we arrive to Manchester. It was convenient to our hotel so we were…read moreable to walk, which was a positive plenty of food options and small shopping inside just up the road are more food options. The terminal is relatively easy to navigate once you get your bearings.

The annoying thing about this station was that I rushed to get the train because it was supposed to…read morebe leaving in a minute but then ended up being delayed for fifteen, which if I knew I would have got out and had a look around the station for a bit. Anyway, this station is on the route through to Liverpool and it seems that some of the Liverpool trains, like the one that I was on, terminate here. It's rather fancy mind you, but then again a lot of stations in England are like that.

Great train station that can get you nearly anywhere. Plenty of eating choices and staff are very…read morehelpful. Left here for London. Easy to locate train and we used it to go to Buxton which was great and a short ride. Plenty of trains running to destinations throughout the day.

It's an older, large station that is extremely busy but also easy to navigate to get to your…read moretransportation on time. Though it's older, it's clean with several places to grab food or coffee. Signage is really good and makes things easier trying to get through a big crowd to your platform.

We hired 'Romance' for a 60th birthday celebration. The process of booking was easy and…read morestraightforward, with staff being helpful, courteous and efficient. Canal Boat Cruises provided us with a large and varied menu from which we, as clients, chose two items for each course, starter, main course and dessert; guests were then asked in advance what they wanted to eat, and the orders were duly submitted. On the day we were welcomed aboard with 'red carpet' treatment. It is worth mentioning that access to the boat is down steps, which may make it difficult for people with restricted mobility. The space inside the boat is large and airy, and makes for a great atmosphere, with pleasant background music playing. Once all guests were on board the crew cast off for our three hour cruise during which a delicious lunch - which had been cooked on board from fresh ingredients - was served. The bar was, open, drinks were served, and everyone had a great time. The service was faultless, and we can recommend this venue for any family celebration without reservation.