Manchester Christmas Markets WON'T return to Piccadilly Gardens as area resembles 'mud bath'
Manchester's famous Christmas markets are not expected to return to Piccadilly Gardens after the area began 2023 as a 'mud bath'. There's still one more Christmas to go before the city's festive markets can return home to Albert Square.
READ MORE: Items found hidden on seriously hurt man sparks major armed police response in hospital with area cordoned off Piccadilly Gardens' latest muddy appearance has been heavily criticised on social media, with one Twitter user even comparing it to the muddy trenches of the Somme. Coun Karney admits the site's appearance is 'the price we paid' for its use over the festive season - and now the search is on for a different location for the Christmas Markets in 2023.
The turf at Piccadilly Gardens is set to be replaced, and Coun Karney insists 'this won't happen again'. It's the latest episode in the saga of Piccadilly Gardens, with Mancunians promised plans to revive the area in recent years.
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