Manchester Quakers fight planning decision

Quakers in Manchester are among those opposing council’s planned closure of Library Walk

Library Walk, Manchester, before being glassed in. | Photo: Aidan O’Rourke.

Members of Central Manchester Meeting are among those opposing Manchester City Council’s planned closure of the public right of way, Library Walk, in the city centre.

The pedestrianised thoroughfare has existed since 1934, connecting St Peter’s Square to Mount Street. It provides the only face-on route to the Meeting house on Mount Street.

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