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▲ 45 r/manchester

😽Manchester's Cutest Cat - 2026😽

I don't actually own a cat (yet) so please inundate this thread with pictures of your cat(s), and let democracy decide who has Manchester's Cutest Cat - 2026.

Rules:

A very brief bio is encouraged, but no life/sob stories to try and sway voters.

No dogs etc.

Edit: only prize is glory

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u/Economy_Seat_7250 — 1 month ago
▲ 65 r/manchester

What is the speed limit here?

In this weird bit between Hulme and town, where there are no signs.

Sat nav says 20

Motorists seem to have a consensus between 30 and 80

Occasionally see empty police van parked on the central reservation

Once saw a man holding a sign warning about said empty van

But what is it? And why are there no signs?

u/Economy_Seat_7250 — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/Breadit

I know that Focaccia is all the rage right now...

But feel free to share a little love for my third attempt at Schiacciata, complete with leftover roast pork and stuffing 😇

u/Economy_Seat_7250 — 3 months ago
▲ 132 r/HousingUK

Grassing on neighbours Vs TA6 - England

One of my neighbours is renting their apartment on booking.com - this doesn't actually affect me personally but I am annoyed.

Either they're a leaseholder - the lease does not allow it - or they're a council tenant.

A neighbour has told me it's the latter, and they're actually off living in another city.

Part of me thinks live and let live, but part of me finds it very unjust.

Is it more trouble than it's worth for me to grass them up when it comes to selling my own home in future? I'm guessing it's the kind of thing I would need to disclose...

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u/Economy_Seat_7250 — 3 months ago