Actually it's brum

I'd love to relocate from the south east to the Derbyshire countryside with a trainline to Central Manchester. Sick of working in London and surrounding areas after 18 odd years. Manchester looks fun, and close enough to the peak district, Yorkshire dales, snowdonia and the lake district for frequent trips.

@@jackthompson9316what is brum

It’s still London

​@@jakkk5551I would say do it especially if you are in your thirties or older. I moved from London to Manchester 20 years ago. No regrets. As you say, being able to visit the Lakes, Peak District and parts of Yorkshire more easily is part of the attraction.

Check out Guiyang , and ChongQing ; former Mayors of those cities studied in Manchester for civil engineering and removed regulations to allow infrastructure growth in their own cities after being motivated by the universities they studied in at Manchester

It is a view of the City of Manchester not Greater Manchester, two different things

I am sincerely sorry for my inappropriate actions of using your pool as a restroom. It was completely disrespectful and unacceptable behavior, and I deeply regret my thoughtless act. I understand the immense inconvenience and disgust I must have caused you, and I want to assure you that this will never happen again. I take full responsibility for my actions and will do everything in my power to rectify the situation. Please accept my heartfelt apology and know that I have learned a valuable lesson from this experience. I will make sure to respect your property and boundaries in the future. Again, I apologize for my behaviour and any distress it may have caused you.

After that, the Old Trafford regeneration will take off.

I think you need to come to Birmingham nd see the City Skyline from the M6 or the Spine Road going into Birmingham at Bromford and you would see that the Birmingham Sky Line out shines Manchester esily now

I saw that there will be some impressive towers going up in the next few years. Birmingham's skyline is getting better, all the time. But, right, now, Manchester's looks more impressive (if, you like it skyscrapers as I do!).

@@barjumbo1969 I think you need to come and look at Birmingham's Skyline from the M6 at Spaggetti junction and you would know differently

Manchester has more towers than Birmingham. And, they're taller, too.

As of January 2024, there are 155 habitable buildings (used for living and working in, as opposed to masts and religious use) in the United Kingdom at least 100 metres (330 ft) tall, 118 of them in London, 20 in Greater Manchester, six in Birmingham.

Completely agree

Yes

@@BardhokNdoji Zoom camera is impressive. I have the M3 Classic.

@@no15minutecities Indeed, but the X3 camera is even better quality wise. Love the fact that I do not have to fly close to objects and structures anymore. The wide camera is excellent quality but I intend to use it only for landscapes or when flying very close to objects. The wide one is still the best for the low light. I will make another video of Manchester at night, wanna know how good the X3 camera performs at low light.

@@BardhokNdoji Good work.

@@BardhokNdoji I wished for photos it was more than 12mp though.

Yeah, we can do that.

@@BardhokNdoji Oh please that would be great.

Thanks Stuart. My channel is relatively small also. All my Manchester videos are original and not made by anyone else or published by anyone else, so feel free to showcase any them to your audience, all I ask is to credit my channel for it at the description. Or I can make one for you if you provide me with soundtrack (I licence my music from soundstripe and it can not be used on multiple channels) Cheers

It's either the second or third city in terms of size depending on how you measure it. It's the third city in terms of economy.

@@extrude22 No it is not second at all, the position goes on the size of the population of a City and the City of Manchester's population size is only around 580,000 citizens ( nothing to do with Greater Manchester which is not a City), the official second City stated by the media and the UK Government Official paper work is the City of Birmingham with the largest City Council in Europe and a population of 1.5 million Citizens and it nothing to do with how you measure it, it is what the UK Government state officially.

The City of Manchester is the 6th largest City in the UK according to UK Government statistics due to it's population size of only 580,000 Citizens, the official Second City and second largest City of the UK stated by the UK Government is the City of Birmingham that has a population size of 1.5 million citizens and the largest City Council in Europe.

@@peterwilliamallen1063 Come on. If your only counting the population of the ‘city of Manchester’ then London only has a population of 5000 as well.

@@peterwilliamallen1063 Official boundaries do not always reflect reality. Parts of Salford and Trafford are actually considered Manchester City centre

Thanks., and noted. The issue is I just dislike my voice 😂

@@BardhokNdoji yeah, I get that, most don’t like hearing our own (recorded) voice! Lol

I live in it, and I love it, as does every other single person, I know who lives here! It's always been great, but it's getting better all the time!

Isn't that the same as most growing, evolving and ever-changing cities across the world ?

@@LA90598 Who knows! You'd have to ask the people who live in every other city! This post is about Manchester!

There's always a miserable, negative, resentful person like you in the comments. Instead of celebrating all the great things about the city you cherry pick the bits you don't like and play victim because you have to put up with it. If I were you I'd re-assess my attitude.