Graffiti at Abandoned Finglands Coachways Manchester

Graffiti at Abandoned Finglands Coachways Manchester 

Five years after purchasing the bus operations of Finglands Coachways, First Greater Manchester is set to rationalise its operations in South Manchester. As well as pulling out of the 42 route to East Didsbury, their Rusholme depot will be closed.

Since Finglands Coachways’ arrival, the Rusholme garage has seen continuous use since 1907. Following First Greater Manchester’s purchase of Finglands’ bus operations in January 2014, the company leased the depot though didn’t own any buses. Its 100 bus operation staff became First Greater Manchester employees.

Graffiti Subway Elizabethan Way, Milnrow, Rochdale

Graffiti Subway Elizabethan Way, Milnrow, Rochdale

Elizabethan Way, Milnrow, Rochdale OL16 4DG

 

fwa graffiti barton docks manchester

fwa graffiti barton docks manchester

FUDE FWA CREW 

NOME

Trafford Park Railway

By the mid 1980s most of the network had become overgrown and neglected. Throughout the 1990s, as Trafford Park was redeveloped, much of the track was dismantled and crossings removed or tarmacked. However, sections of line do remain albeit isolated and unusable. The branch to Barton Dock freight terminal adjacent to the Trafford Centre became the last part of the maintained system (entirely within Trafford Park) to close. The track was lifted in 2014.

 

Game of Thrones Night King Graffiti Mural

Game of Thrones Night King Graffiti Mural

 Ethan Lemon