Today, a venue much closer to home has joined that prestigious club.
A big old pat on the back for Tattu – which has been crowned a ‘Travellers’ Choice Award Winner’ for 2020.
The award puts the Spinningfields establishment among the top 10% of reviewed restaurants in the entire world.
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Now, that’s an achievement.
Located in Hardman Square, Tattu is known for serving-top notch contemporary Chinese cuisine – utilising a cooking method that fuses old and new flavours ‘to create a unique and exciting dining experience.’
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Boasting a plush interior with glossy furnishings and a distinctive bright pink blossom tree, the restaurant has become a real favourite among the post-work crowd, as well as a popular choice for date night in Manchester.
There’s never been a better time to book a spot at Tattu than right now, either.
Th restaurant is currently participating in Eat Out To Help Out – meaning you can score a big discount on a delicious dinner if you reserve a table in August.
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Find out more and view the amenu by visiting the Tattu website here.
Police give crucial updates on human remains found close to M67 in Tameside earlier this week
Emily Sergeant
Crucial updates on the investigation into human remains found close to a Greater Manchester motorway have now been provided.
It comes after officers from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) were called out to the M67 in Tameside earlier this week shortly after 11pm on Monday (3 August) by road workers who made a discovery close to a bridge between junctions 3 and 4, while they were carrying our routine maintenance work on the motorway.
The motorway was then closed to the public for the majority of the following day (4 August) while a police investigation got underway.
Since then, a Home Office post-mortem has taken place to provide more details.
With police confirming that further enquiries are currently ‘ongoing’ and the investigation proceeding at pace, some information about the identity of the human remains has now been released.
It is now known that the body is that of a male aged between 20-28-years-old, approximately 5’5″ to 5’9″ tall and of medium build.
The ethnicity isn’t known at this stage, but it’s expected that this will be confirmed along with other details in due course.
“We are continuing to work with specialist teams to understand the full circumstances behind how the man’s body ended up by the bridge, how he died, and to locate next-of-kin to establish an identity,” GMP said in a statement.
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Mancs advised ‘do not travel’ today amid MAJOR region-wide train disruption
Daisy Jackson
Passengers across the North West are being told not to travel today, after a power failure triggered major disruption across the region.
A vast number of trains have been cancelled in and out of Greater Manchester due to the failure at Manchester Rail Operating Centre (ROC).
The disruption started earlier this afternoon but is expected to continue across all operator routes until the end of the day.
Now, rail operators are issuing ‘do not travel’ notices, and ticket acceptance has been put in place across all Bee Network buses and Metrolink services.
A statement shared by Manchester City Council: “Due to a power failure at the Manchester Rail Operating Centre (ROC), there is major disruption on the rail network across Greater Manchester, the north west of England and the Midlands.
“Delays and cancellations are expected on all operator routes across Greater Manchester until the end of today (Thursday 6th August). Rail operators have issued a do not travel notice with travel advice and the latest information HERE.
“Ticket acceptance is in place on all Bee Network buses and Metrolink services across Greater Manchester.”
The Manc -
19th August 2020 
