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Manchester
What’s changing on your street?
Planning, new food places, roadworks, school inspections, GP ratings, crime, house prices, what’s on and local businesses, for any M, SK and WA postcode. Free, from public records, updated every night.
Right now across Manchester
- 13planning applications this week
- 169.7pcheapest unleaded, most around 174.4p
- 12hygiene scores this month
- 17,330local businesses listed
- 775food places waiting for a first inspection
This week’s top stories
Everything by topic-
Road closed: Manor Drive (Manchester City Council)
19 Oct. Road improvements in the road. The road will be closed.
Manor Drive, Manchester -
Road closed: Camp Street (Manchester City Council)
19 Oct to 23 Oct. Road improvements in the road. The road will be closed.
Camp Street, Manchester -
Approved: Rear extension at 17 PARK RANGE MANCHESTER
Prior notification of proposed larger home extension projecting 6m to the rear with a maximum height of 3.7m and a height at eaves of 2.8m.
17 PARK RANGE MANCHESTER M14 5HR -
New takeaway planned at 302 Barlow Moor Road Manchester
Change of use of an existing car detailing and vehicle repair workshop (Use Class B2) to an oriental takeaway with a small internal customer seating area (Use Class E).
302 Barlow Moor Road Manchester M21 8AY
Manchester in numbers
Every area compared, from public recordsHouse prices
£255kmiddle price, 1,060 sales in 6 monthsWhat homes really sold for in every area over six months, by type of home, from the Land Registry.
Planning
194applications and decisions, last monthNew planning applications and decisions in every area over the last month, the biggest housing schemes and what gets approved.
Food hygiene
16hygiene scores, last monthFood hygiene scores published in every area over the last month, the low scores, and new food places waiting for a first inspection.
Roadworks
168roadworks on now or coming upRoadworks and road closures on now or booked for the next month in every area, and who is doing the digging.
Fuel prices
169.7pcheapest unleadedat Asda Eastlands Supercentre · most around 174.4p · dearest 179.9p · 42 stationsWhat every petrol station charges for unleaded and diesel, cheapest first, updated every half hour.
What's on
645events in the next 30 daysGigs, club nights, comedy and pop-up events in every area over the next 30 days, updated daily.
Street reports
108street problems reported this monthFly-tipping, potholes, graffiti and other street problems reported in every area this month, and what has been fixed.
Schools
192schools and their Ofsted resultsEvery state school and nursery with its latest Ofsted result, the new report cards, and how each area’s schools compare.
GPs, dentists and care
602GPs, dentists and care servicesGP surgeries, dentists, care homes and home care in every area, with their Care Quality Commission ratings.
Charities
1,488charities based in ManchesterEvery registered charity based in each area, what it does, how big it is, and new ones as they register.
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The full directory17,330 shops, trades and services across Manchester, with opening hours, food hygiene ratings and what’s going on nearby.
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What is MeBabber?
A free site that shows what’s changing near any M, SK and WA postcode in Manchester, from public records: planning applications and decisions, new food places and hygiene scores, roadworks, school inspections, GP and care ratings, crime, house prices, what’s on and local businesses.
How often is it updated?
Every night. Planning, roadworks, licences, food hygiene and what’s on are checked daily; crime, house prices and school inspections are published monthly and checked weekly.
Does it cost anything?
No. MeBabber is free, needs no account, and the Sunday email is free too, with a one-tap way to stop it.
Why “me babber”?
It’s how Bristolians say “my friend”. MeBabber started in Bristol, just up the road, and now covers Manchester too.