Manchester council still wants the Christmas markets to go ahead despite coronavirus concerns
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukManchester council still wants the Christmas markets to go ahead - despite the city's soaring coronavirus rates.With just a month to go until the markets usually open, the council has still not made a final decision.The markets were notably absent from a list of events that were cancelled issued last week including Bonfire and Fireworks displays, the Christmas lights switch-on and New Year's Eve fireworks.In a press release, the council said the markets remain 'under review'.On Monday, a council spokesperson confirmed that remains the position and that 'officers are doing a lot of work to see what the event would look like and how it can be done safely'.Some council insiders have expressed concern however, given Manchester now has the.
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