Manchester overtook Bolton as the worst-hit coronavirus hotspot in Greater Manchester. But there's still hope for the Manchester Christmas Markets, which remain 'under review' to see whether they can safely go ahead.Elements of the event have been given the go-ahead, including the return of the ice rink in Cathedral Gardens from November 7 to January 3.The rink will be larger, with a reduced capacity to allow for social distancing.And while there'll be no switch-on ceremony, Christmas lights will be strung above the streets again for shoppers to enjoy.The giant LED Santa, who made his debut in Piccadilly Gardens last year, will also return along with a trail of light sculptures through the city.The council has stressed that all events are.
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