THE EUROPEAN MARKET on Albert Square was one of Manchester City Council's success stories this year. See also a selection of other pictures, including city centre night scenes, the new Commonwealth Games stadium under construction, some Ship Canal views, Whitworth St West, and that controversial Opium ad. Click to see first page and previous page.

A FABULOUS NEW VISITOR ATTRACTION has opened in the centre of Manchester - See why Eyewitness thinks it's great ...and rediscover the future of cinema 1932 and 2000 style...

KING STREET IN THE RAIN, captured at 4.10pm on Monday 27 November 2000. Click here to see more drizzly views of Manchester and decide whether or not you like the Albert Square Christmas tree...

A SUPERB MUSEUM with old trams, just an hour or so from Manchester: Where is it? See Heaton Park in the rain, and find out what has appeared on the site of the Rialto Cinema, on Bury New Road. Click here to see more...

FIND OUT WHAT WAS HAPPENING in Manchester during the week ending 24th of November 1950, exactly 50 years ago. The reports are illustrated with black and white photos of some of the locations mentioned. Click here...

TAKE A WALK ALONG MOSLEY STREET, and see some local views captured during the heavy rain of late October and early November 2000. Click here to see more...

'DADDY FOX' is the new feature film by Didsbury-based film-maker John McCormack. On Friday 27 October 2000, a number of scenes were filmed at Withington Hospital, with some very famous actors present. Click to see more...

HEAVY RAIN FELL on central Manchester on Monday 9th of October. There were rainbows in Burnage the previous day. See also the Manchester Aquatics Centre, an artist's view of the town hall, some unusual street lights in Liverpool, and more assorted images and articles from out and about. Click here to see more...

EYEWITNESS @ IN THE CITY - snapshots from the UK's music industry convention, held in Manchester 23-27 September 2000. And who's the singer that looks like the guy from Steps but sounds like Pavarotti? There are more famous faces from Manchester music, and which act is going to be the Manchester mega-star of 2002? Click here to find out more...

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? I'm busy enhancing one of the photographs for Eyewitness in Manchester, of course. Look behind the scenes and find out how I get the images to look the way they do. This is my first Q&A 'techie' page, and it's coloured yellow to distinguish it from the normal pages. Click here to see more...

A 163 YEAR OLD FORMER WIRE WORKS IN ANCOATS is being demolished after a fire. In this building, the first transatlantic cable was probably made. While frantic development goes on in and around Manchester, our industrial heritage is slowly being destroyed. Does anyone care? Click here to see more, plus other pictures taken out and about...

WHY IS THE AMERICAN FLAG flying over the Town Hall? See also some amazing rainbows over St Peter Square, and other pictures of changing Manchester. Click here to see photos...

ANCOATS, THE MASONIC TEMPLE, COBDEN HOUSE CHAMBERS AND THE PLAZA CINEMA STOCKPORT, four fascinating locations I visited during the weekend of Heritage Open Days 16/17 September 2000. And who is this distinguished person? Click here to see more...

WHY IS SPIDER IN CORFU? Making the feature film 'Daddy Fox', of course. Yours truly was commissioned to take the still photographs for this psycho-thriller set for release in 2001. - To see my Daddy Fox Corfu selection, click here! (or here for a printer-friendly version of the page). More photos from the second part of the shoot in October/November.

I CONCLUDE my night time walk around the seedier parts of city centre Manchester, begun in March of this year click here to see more...

AFTER INTER-RAILING AROUND EUROPE, inevitably comparisons are drawn between Manchester and continental cities - which one is this?

MANCHESTER is changing all the time - and not always for the better - new buildings are going up and old ones coming down. Join me on a walk around the city centre to see what's happening in August 2000. Is that building you used to know still there, or has it been demolished?

IT'S HOLIDAY TIME and people are flying out from Manchester Airport and departing on trains from Piccadilly - see these and other pictures in the
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MORE PHOTOS taken around Manchester, and further afield, in late July. What's the name of this church? It isn't Manchester Cathedral click here to see more...

WHO ARE THESE TWO PEOPLE? They play a central role in Manchester life? I caught up with them at an invitation-only party in Manchester's fashionable Gay Village
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MORE PICTURES from Manchester, taken out and about, including the new Metrolink line to Eccles.... click here to see them...

More pictures taken out and about in Manchester and beyond. Here's the view from sunny Higher Blackley, taken on Tuesday 18 July 2000.
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MORE PICTURES taken whilst out and about in Manchester and further afield. Is that the sun setting next to the Grand Mosque in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, or is it Strangeways Prison? CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PHOTOS...

OUT AND ABOUT in Manchester city centre, Wigan and Merseyside during the changeable weather of the May bank holiday weekend - here are the latest photos, uploaded the same day they were taken CLICK HERE TO SEE PHOTOS...

THE LOWRY in Salford Quays is attracting more and more admirers, some of them water-borne as can be seen in this picture. Opinions are divided about the purple and orange colour scheme, however. CLICK HERE TO SEE PICTURES...

Spring 2000 development update - See how the area around Deansgate is being transformed by new development. CLICK HERE TO SEE FEATURE

SEE THE STRANGELY SHAPED tree trunk in Boggart Hole Clough - and the Bradford gas cylinder, in April 2000 being dismantled. All part of the constantly changing sights of Manchester. CLICK HERE TO SEE PICTURE UPDATE...