"Places for Everyone" is a proposed long-term plan of nine Greater Manchester districts (Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan) for jobs, new homes, and sustainable growth. 

Sadly the plan says very little about the importance of community facilities and nothing specifically about the role of pubs which are vital hubs for social networks. The plan also fails to recognise the role pubs often play in providing distinct identities for Greater Manchester's communities as well as often being significant heritage assets in themselves.

If you wish to comment you can do so until the 3rd October:-

https://www.greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning-and-housing/places-for-everyone/

After being closed for a long time, and having received a sympathetic refurbishment which has preserved the original features the Railway in Broadheath has re-opened as an Irish themed pub

Inside has been cleaned and re-painted. The original seating has been retained and re-covered. Some missing arms have been wonderfully reproduced and replaced. The lounge has had the carpeting removed to reveal original oak parquet flooring.  The fireplace is as was with the mirror and a real fire. There are now TVs for sport.

The kitchen has been replaced and food will be available soon. The toilets have been tiled and painted

Outside additional seating has been provided with six picnic tables and umbrellas along the side of the building.

Jerry the landlord says  he plans is to have two Real Ales, one from Brakespears range and Marstons Pedigree.

So its good to have positive news about one of the branches oldest pubs, especially one thats on the Camra National Herritage Pubs list.

Pubs, Clubs and Restaurants can now open with no legal restrictions and almost all our pubs are open, However that does not mean things have fully returned to normal and you may find estsablishments asking customers to continue to wear masks when not eatng and drinking, order on an app or pay by card.

The list below has the latest information we have, but given the number of pubs its probably out of date and you are advised to check the additional services links.

If you have any correction please let us know using the "Pub News" drop-down on the  Contact Form or by e-mailing whatpub (at) thcamra.org.uk and we will amend the list.

A similar list for the whole of Greater Manchester can be found here