Australasia Bar & Terrace

Monday to Wednesday
12pm – 12am
Thursday
12pm – 1am
Friday and Saturday
12pm – Late
Sunday
12pm – 12am

1 The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AP

The Alchemist

Monday to Wednesday
10am - 12am
Thursday
10am - 1am
Friday and Saturday
10am - 2am
Sunday
10am - 11pm

3 Hardman St
Manchester
M3 3HF

Artisan

Monday to Wednesday
12pm - 12am
Thursday
12pm - 1am
Friday and Saturday
12pm - 2am
Sunday
12pm - 11pm

The Avenue North
18-22 Bridge St
Manchester
M3 3BZ

Australasia

Monday to Sunday
12pm – 12am

1 The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AP

BEASTro

Opening September 2016

Left Bank
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AG

Comptoir Libanais

Monday to Wednesday
8am - 11pm
Thursday
8am - 12am
Friday
8am - 1.30am
Saturday
10am - 1.30am
Sunday
10am - 10pm

18-19 The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

The Dockyard

Sunday to Thursday
11am - 11pm
Friday and Saturday
11am - 12am

Leftbank
Irwell Street
Manchester
M3 3AN

Fazenda

Monday to Sunday
12pm – 3pm
5pm – 10pm

The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AP

Gourmet Burger Kitchen

Monday to Sunday
12pm - 10pm

Unit B6, Leftbank
Spinningfields
Bridge Street
Manchester
M3 3ER

Iberica

Monday to Thursday
11.30am - 11pm
Friday and Saturday
11.30am - late
Sunday
11.30am - 11pm

14-15 The Avenue
Manchester
M3 3HF

Manchester House

Tuesday – Thursday
Lunch 12pm – 2.30pm
Dinner 7pm – 9.30pm

Friday – Saturday
Lunch 12pm – 2.30pm
Dinner 6pm – 10pm

Tower 12
18-22 Bridge Street
Spinningfields
Manchester M3 3BZ

Nando's

Monday to Thursday
11.30am - 10.30pm
Friday and Saturday
11.30am - 11pm
Sunday
12pm - 10pm

2 Hardman Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

Neighbourhood

Sunday to Wednesday
11:30am – 1.00am
Thursday to Saturday
11:30am – 3.00am

The Avenue North
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3BZ

Scene Indian Street Kitchen

Lunch
Monday to Friday
12pm - 3pm

Evenings
Monday to Wednesday
4pm - 11pm
Thursday to Saturday
4pm - 11.30pm
Sunday
3pm - 10pm

4 Left Bank
Irwell Square
Manchester
M3 3AN

The Slug and Lettuce

Monday to Thursday
10am - 11pm
Friday to Saturday
10am - 12am
Sunday
10am - 11pm

Food service until 10pm every day

Unit 5, Block A
Irwell Square
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AN

Tattu

Restaurant
Sunday to Thursday
12pm - 2.45pm, 5pm – 9.45pm
Friday to Saturday
12pm – 10.45pm

Bar
Sunday to Thursday
12pm – late
Friday to Saturday
12pm – 2am

Gartside Street
3 Hardman Square
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3EB

Thaikhun

Sunday to Thursday
12pm - 10pm

Friday to Saturday
12pm - 10.30pm

The Avenue
3 Hardman St
Manchester
M3 3HF

wagamama

Monday to Sunday
11.30am - 11pm

1 Spinningfields Square
Manchester
M3 3AP

Zizzi

Monday to Saturday
11.30am - 10pm

Sunday
11.30am - 9pm

Leftbank
Irwell Square
Manchester
M3 3AN

David Wayman

Monday to Saturday
8am - 6pm

Sunday
10am - 5pm

Unit G22
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

Emporio Armani

Monday to Wednesday
10am - 6pm
Thursday
10am - 7pm
Friday
10am - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 6.30pm
Sunday
11am - 5pm

Unit G1 & G2
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AE

Flannels

Monday to Saturday
10am – 6pm
Sunday
11am – 5pm

The Avenue
Crown Square
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3FL

Mulberry

Monday to Saturday
10am - 6pm
Sunday
11am - 5pm

Unit G3 & G4
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3FL

Oliver Sweeney

Monday to Wednesday
10am-6pm
Thursday
10am-7pm
Friday
10am-6pm
Saturday
10am-7pm
Sunday
11am-5pm

Unit G21
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

Phillip Stoner The Jeweller

Monday to Friday
10am - 5.30pm
Saturday
9.30am - 5pm
Sunday & Bank Holidays
11am - 4.30pm

Unit G20
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

T M Lewin

Monday to Saturday
10am - 6pm
Sunday & Bank Holidays
Closed

3 Hardman Street
Manchester
M3 3HF
United Kingdom

Waitrose

Monday to Saturday
7am - 10pm
Sunday
8am - 10pm

Bridge Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3BN

W H Smith

Monday to Friday
7am - 6pm
Saturday and Sunday
Closed

3 Hardman Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AF

Bagel Nash

Monday to Friday
7am - 5.30pm
Saturday
9am - 4pm
Sunday
Closed

4 Hardman Square
Manchester
M3 3EB

Café Rylands

Monday to Friday
8.30am - 4.30pm
Saturday
10am - 4.30pm
Sunday
12pm - 4.30pm

The John Rylands Library
150 Deansgate
Manchester
M3 3EH

Carluccio's

Monday to Friday
8am -11pm
Saturday
9am-11pm
Sunday
9am-10.30pm

Hardman Square
Manchester
M3 3EB

Costa Coffee

Monday to Friday
6.30am-7pm
Saturday and Sunday
8.30am-5pm

18-20 Bridge Street
Manchester
M3 3BZ

Greggs

Monday to Friday
6.30am-5pm
Saturday
8am-3pm
Sunday
Closed

Unit 4
1 Hardman Boulevard
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AQ

Hey Little Cupcake!

Monday to Saturday
11pm-6pm
Sunday
11pm-5pm (Occasionally closed for classes. Please check Twitter feed @HLCupcake for closure updates.)

Little Quay Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

itsu

Monday to Friday
7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday and Sunday
Closed

1 Hardman Boulevard
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AQ

The Left Bank Café Bar

Monday to Saturday
8am–5pm
Sunday
10am-5pm

Bridge Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3ER

Nudo Sushi Box

Monday to Friday
8am-9pm
Saturday
10am-7pm
Sunday
11.30am-6pm

Unit 27G
1 Hardman Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AP

Pret

Monday to Friday
7am-7pm
Saturday
9am-7pm
Sunday
9:30am-5pm

Unit R2
4 Hardman Square
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3EB

Wahu

Monday to Friday
7am - 6pm
Saturday and Sunday
10.30am - 6pm

The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AP

The Kitchens

TBC

Irwell Square
Leftbank
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AG

ARTZU Gallery

Wednesday to Friday
12pm – 5pm
Saturday
11am – 5pm
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday by appointment only

Old Granada Studios
Quay Street
Manchester
M3 4PR

The John Rylands Library

Monday
12pm - 5pm
Tuesday to Saturday
10am - 5pm
Sunday
12pm - 5pm

150 Deansgate
Manchester
M3 3EH

Jo Pallan

Monday
Telephone bookings only
Tuesday and Wednesday
10am - 6pm
Thursday
10am - 8pm
Friday
10am - 7pm
Saturday
9am - 5pm
Sunday
Closed

Nicky Clarke
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3FL

Mr Male Grooming

Monday to Wednesday
9am - 6pm
Thursday
9am - 7pm
Friday
9am - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 4pm
Sunday
Closed

Unit 4b
1 Hardman Boulevard
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AQ

Nicky Clarke

Monday
Telephone bookings only
Tuesday and Wednesday
10am - 6pm
Thursday
10am - 8pm
Friday
10am - 7pm
Saturday
9am - 5pm
Sunday
Closed

Unit G5
The Avenue
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3FL

People's History Museum

Monday to Sunday
10am – 5pm
(including bank holidays)

Left Bank
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3ER

PureGym

Open 24 hours

3 Hardman Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3HF

The Physio Lounge

Monday to Friday
8am - 8pm
Saturday
9am - 1pm
Sunday
Closed

76 Quay Street
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 4PR

Ultimate Performance

Flexible

Old Granada Studios
Quay Street
Manchester
M3 4PR

The Garden

N/A

Irwell Square
Leftbank
Spinningfields
Manchester
M3 3AG

Natwest Spinningfields

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
9am – 5pm
Wednesday
10am – 5pm
Saturday
9am – 1pm
Sunday
Closed

182 Deansgate
Manchester
M3 3LY

24hr cash machine

RBS Spinningfields

Monday to Friday
11am - 3pm
Saturday & Sunday
Closed

3 Hardman Boulevard
Manchester
M3 3AQ

NCP Spinningfields Car Park

24 hours

Spinningfields
Quay Street
Manchester
M3 3BE

NCP Bridge Street Car Park

24 hours

Bridge Street,
Manchester
M3 5AH

Host (Mustard Plant 4)

Leftbank, Irwell Square, M3 3AG

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Mustard Plant 4' represents the Manchester Homelessness Charter.

Although there are many hardworking organisations and individuals dedicated to supporting people who are homeless, homelessness in Manchester is a growing challenge. The Manchester Homelessness Partnership is based on the idea that joining forces gives us a better chance of achieving our vision of a homeless-free future.

In 2015 people who are homeless in the city and organisations working to reduce homelessness were invited to share their experiences, key challenges and concerns. The Homelessness Charter is the co-produced outcome of all these events, workshops, focus groups and conferences, drawing on best practice nationally and internationally. The Charter provides the city with a vision to end homelessness and the co-created values we should subscribe to to do so.

You can view the charter and its various focused action groups, and see if any of them could benefit from your expertise at charter.streetsupport.net

Host (Mustard Plant 5)

4 Hardman Square, M3 3EB

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Mustard Plant 5' represents begging.

The Big Change steering group is a group of Manchester charities, organisations and voluntary sector agencies that have come together to develop sustainable, long-term solutions to homelessness.

Money donated to the Big Change campaign fund will provide homeless people with the practical items they need to build new lives off the streets. This can include help with furnishing a new flat, purchasing crockery, pots and pans and bed linen, and travel to new accommodation. As people who are coming off the streets need money urgently, there won’t be a lengthy application process and funds can be issued almost immediately by accredited members of homeless organisations.

Find out more, and make a donation at www.bigchangemcr.com

Host (Thistle Hybrid 2)

Hardman Square, M3 3EB

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Thistle Hybrid 2' represents employment.

By working together, the business community in the City Centre have made a number of training and work placement pledges to people experiencing homelessness. The Ready for Work programme, delivered by Business in the Community, provides the support and platform to offer real opportunities to people who want to rebuild confidence and grow skills.

Allied London & CityCo spearheaded the employment session which saw pledges from the Heart of Manchester BID, Kier, CBRE, BAM Construction and Wagamama to name a few.

Where offers of placements and training were not available, some businesses have pledged to help in other ways including CV writing skills and job club mentoring. The first sessions are taking place in January 2017.
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Find out how your company can help someone who has experienced homelessness on their journey back to stability: http://www.bitc.org.uk/north-west/what-we-offer/ready-work

Host (Buddleia 8)

3 Hardman Street, M3 3EB

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Buddleia 8' represents the power of the arts and heritage.

“Being that long on the streets you lose your self-esteem and confidence. Doing the classes at the Booth Centre, the writing, the performing, making sculptures, 12 months ago I could not have thought of doing this. I had no confidence whatsoever. Now you can’t shut me up. I’ve found out a lot I didn’t know about myself.” - Danny Collins

Danny’s photographs of his sculpture Mr Streetwise, were designed to show how the general public engage with a statue portraying someone who is rough sleeping, rather than a human being. Danny says “often the most important thing you can do for someone who is rough sleeping is stop and ask if they’re OK, know about the services nearby and have a chat.”

Through initiatives such as The Booth Centre’s Arts Programme and The Mustard Tree’s Freedom Project, people who have experienced homelessness utilise the arts to tell their stories of Manchester and beyond.

The Arts and Heritage action group is increasing opportunities for people with experience of homelessness to engage in the arts, through the city's arts and cultural institutions, artists and industries. To get involved personally or through your organisation go to: charter.streetsupport.net/join-action-group/

Host (Mustard Plant 6)

Mediacom, 1 Hardman Street, M3 3HF

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Mustard Plant 6' represents Street Support.

Street Support makes it easier for people experiencing homelessness to find services to meet their needs, and also makes it easier for the rest of us to know what we can do to help.

There are over 40 amazing organisations supporting people who are homeless in Manchester – day centres, accommodation, health and substance misuse specialists, services for women and young people, and more. Using Street Support, individuals and organisations can find up to date service information to meet current needs, and also to see gaps and overlaps in service provision.

Manchester is a kind-hearted city, and many people want to help but don’t know what to do for the best. Street Support directs those with the resources and energy to services and individuals, ensuring that genuine needs are met, and reducing wastage.

Street Support also supports the Homelessness Charter, the Big Change campaign, and creates articles and creative assets to inform and inspire more people to get involved.

Visit streetsupport.net or download the Street Support App.

Host (Cow Parsley Hybrid 9)

RBS, 1 Spinningfields Square, M3 3AP

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Cow Parsley Hybrid 9' represents donations.

One of the best ways to help tackle homelessness in Manchester is to become more familiar with the various local charities in the sector and to support them in their work. Charities rely on donations of all kinds of items, and a great way of seeing who needs what is to use this page on the Street Support website. If you aren’t sure which groups and charities do what, there is also an extensive list of organisations available at streetsupport.net

‬If you are already connected to one of them, why not build on this relationship and collect items together as a household or office team?

Host (Mustard Plant 7)

3 Hardman Street, M3 3EB

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Mustard Plant 7' represents volunteering.

Volunteering has many benefits. For some, it is a valuable way of filling time or gaining new skills. For others it is a way of using existing skills for the benefit of the local community. Evidence shows it is also beneficial for our mental well-being. Many people find volunteering a great way to meet people from different walks of life, with whom they might otherwise never connect.

Local homelessness charities often rely heavily on volunteers for a wide variety of tasks, including running night shelters, teaching IT classes, mentoring vulnerable adults, maintaining buildings and offering financial advice.

The Street Support website is the central place online to find out about volunteering opportunities with local homelessness organisations: streetsupport.net. Alternatively you may already know of a specific charity you’d like to give some time to. You can contact them directly or through Street Support.

Host (Mustard Plant 1)

The Avenue, M3 3FL

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Mustard Plant 1' represents the Greater Together Manchester Night Shelters.

GM Winter Night Shelters is a network of seven churches based within a 2-mile radius of Manchester City Centre, providing 12 beds, one night each week for men who would otherwise have been sleeping rough.

All guests are referred to the GMWNS via the Booth Centre, after being assessed by their staff in accordance with GM’s criteria, each guest is supported in creating and enacting a move on/support plan to help move them towards a more permanent housing solution.

Whilst the GMWNS primarily uses church buildings, you do not have to be a Christian in order to support them, and they welcome people of all faiths and none. To support their night shelters you can donate or apply to be a volunteer. To find out more visit: gmwns.wordpress.com

Host (Foxglove Hybrid 3)

The Avenue North, M3 3BT

'Host' by Hilary Jack comprises a number of discreet bronze sculptures of hybrid wild plants that typically grow in forgotten urban spaces. The project aims to promote the work of the Manchester Homelessness Charter, with each piece telling a hidden story behind our development as a city and a community. 'Foxglove Hybrid 3' represents indoor evening provision.

The Homelessness Charter are seeking to bring together people with offers of food and those with a space indoors, to provide out of hours drop in options for people experiencing homelessness in Manchester. If you’re considering doing something to help people experiencing homelessness and if you happen to be someone who owns or runs city centre property please get in touch.

If you have any experience in finding property, or if you have contacts that might be willing to discuss hosting an evening service, please get in touch by emailing: actiongroups+evening-services@streetsupport.net