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Details of huge Manchester City parade through city centre announced
Same day as the Great Manchester Run - town is going to be busyyyy.
Daisy Jackson -
20th May 2024 
The victorious Manchester City will be taking to the streets in the city centre once again to celebrate their historic four-in-a-row achievement.
Details of this year’s parade have just been announced, travelling from the National Football Museum and along Deansgate.
An open-top bus will carry the team and their winners’ silverware through town on Sunday, marking their unprecedented fourth Premier League victory in a row – even if they did miss out on an FA Cup win yesterday.
If previous years are anything to go by, thousands of fans will flood to the city centre to celebrate with Manchester City when they hit the streets on 26 May.
This also happens to be the same day as the Great Manchester Run, so Manchester is expected to be extremely busy.
After tens of thousands of runners cross the finish line on Deansgate, the space will be readied for the Manchester City Parade, which will take place from 7.30pm until around 9pm.
There’ll be a number of road closures in place on Sunday for both the race and the parade.
The Blues are the first ever male team since the inception of the Football League in 1888 to win four successive championships.
Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “Congratulations to Manchester City. Being crowned premier league champions once again and for an astonishing fourth year in a row is an incredible achievement by the club and its players, showing once again that Manchester’s world class sporting credentials really are second to none.
“We know how much this means to fans of the club young and old – not just in Manchester but around the globe – and the homecoming parade on Sunday promises to be an unmissable night to remember for fans and players alike as they celebrate this historic title win together.”
A list of road closures over the weekend in connection with the Great Manchester Run is already available online at manchester.gov.uk/roadclosures and will be added to ahead of the weekend with any further road closures deemed necessary in order to facilitate the Manchester City parade.
Road closures for the Manchester City parade 2024
Sunday 26 May
- Cateaton Street from Deansgate to the end – 8am to 10pm
- Victoria Street from Deansgate to Cathedral Approach – 8am to 10pm
- Victoria Bridge Street from Chapel Street to Deansgate – 3pm to 10pm
- Market Street from Cross Street to Exchange Street – 3pm to 11pm
- St Mary’s Gate from Exchange Street to Deansgate – 3pm to 11pm
- St Ann’s Street from Cross Street to Deansgate – 3pm to 11pm
- St Mary’s Street from Deansgate to Southgate – 3pm to 11pm
- South King Street from St James Square to Deansgate – 3pm to 11pm
- St James Place from John Dalton Street to South King Street – 3pm to 11pm
- Deansgate from Victoria Street to John Dalton Street – 3pm to 11.59pm
- Princess Street from John Dalton Street to Portland Street – 4pm to 11pm
- Oxford Road from Lower Mosley Street to Deansgate – 4pm to 11pm
- Oxford Street from Portland Street to Whitworth Street – 4pm to 11pm
- John Dalton Street from St James Square to Deansgate – 5pm to 11pm
- Bridge Street from King Street West to Deansgate – 5pm to 11pm
- Withy Grove from Danzic Street to Corporation Street – 5pm to 9pm
- Corporation Street from Withy Grove to Todd Street to Lower Byrom Street – 5pm to 9pm
- Peter Street from Deansgate to Watson Street – 5pm to 11pm
- Peter Street from Watson Street to Lower Mosley Street – 5pm to 11pm – Eastbound Carriage ONLY
- Liverpool Road from Duke Street to Deansgate – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Great Bridgewater Street from Watson Street to Deansgate – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Quay Street from Bryron Street to Deansgate – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Stone Street from Junction with Liverpool Road – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Barton Street from Bridgewater Street to Liverpool Street – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Southern Street from Bridgewater Street to Liverpool Street – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Trafford Street from Century Street to Deansgate – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Bootle Street from Jerusalem Place to Deansgate – 5pm to 11pm
- Quay Street from Deansgate to the End – 5pm to 11pm
- Jackson Road from Deansgate to Southmill – 5pm to 11pm
- Lloyd Street from Deansgate to Southmill – 5pm to 11pm – One way reversed to allow parked vehicles out via Central Street and Mount Street
- Central Street – 5pm to 11pm – Closed westbound only to prevent vehicles access to Southmill
- Tonman Street from Deansgate to Porchfield Street – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Camp Street from Deansgate to Longworth Street – 5pm to 11.59pm
- St John’s Street from Deansgate to Longworth Street – 5pm to 11.59pm
- Hardman Street from Deansgate to Loveose Way – 5pm to 11pm
- Atkinson Street from Deansgate to Little Quay Street – 5pm to 11pm
- Wood Street from Deansgate to Brazennose Street – 5pm to 11pm
- Little Quay Street from Quay Street to Atkinson Street – 5pm to 11pm
All parking bays suspended from 8pm on Saturday 25 May to 12 midnight on Monday 27 May
- Fennel Street (Cross Street to Cathedral Street)
- Cateaton Street (Cathedral to Deansgate)
- Deansgate (Cateaton Street to Whitworth Street West)
- Market Street (Cross Street to Blackfriars)
- St Ann’s Street (Deansgate to Cross Street)
- King Street West (Deansgate to Southgate)
- St Mary’s Gate (Deansgate to Southgate)
- South King Street (Deansgate to Bow Street)
- St James’ Place (John Dalton to King Street West)
- Queen Street (Lincoln Square to Deansgate)
- Hardman Street (Deansfate to Loveose Way)
- Lloyd Street (Deansgate to Albert Square)
- Jackson Row (Deansgate to Southmill)
- St John’s Street (Byrom Street to Denasgste)
- Longworth Street (Deansgate to Camp Street)
- Tonman Street (Deansgate to Byrom Street)
- Liverpool Road (Deansgate to Lower Byrom Street)
- Bridgewater Street (Deansgate to Barton Street)
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Featured image: The Manc Group
