Gather round Heatbreak Productions’ stone circle to meet druids, bards and revellers who will perform a mystical rendition of Shakespeare’s final play, The Tempest. Running from Friday 22nd until Sunday 24th July in Fletcher Moss, this promises to be a night to remember. Click below for details and to book [...]
Didsbury Comedy Club has a BUMPER month lined up in Didsbury in July with an extra night on the 17th July. The regular show on Sunday 3rd features Justin Moorhouse and Rob Rouse both doing their new Edinburgh shows. On Sunday 17th July, resident MC Andrew Ryan is back with [...]
The annual Didsbury and South Manchester Car and Motorbike show in aid of Francis House takes place for the 7th year in a row in July. The theme of the show is cars with character and there are always interesting and varied classic cars on display. The 2016 show will [...]
In the last 12 months, flats have accounted for 40.7% of all transactions making this the most common type of property on the market in M20 (936 in total). Over the same period semis accounted for 32.9%, terraces accounted for 21.7% and detached properties provided 4.2% of transactions.
A standard measure of a full working week is about 48 hours. That is what the EU uses in it’s ‘Working Time Directive’ to ensure employees are not being over-stretched. In Didsbury, 86.2% of full- or part-time workers work those hours or fewer. That means 13.8% work more than that, [...]
A quarterly analysis of the last four years achieved sales prices from the Land Registry show some interesting patterns in Didsbury. Achieved sales prices of flats have increased by 0.3% per quarter since 2012. This compares with 2.2% for terraces, 0.8% for semis and -0.8% for detached properties. In total, [...]
At the time of writing, a £10 bet on the good people of the UK voting to leave the EU would yield a profit of £22.50, whereas the same bet on staying-in would return just £3.30. For those of you who don’t regularly have a flutter, that means the likelihood [...]
