Sign up for our What's On newsletter to keep your finger firmly on the pulse of an ever-changing Manchester Manchester's much-loved Grand Central pub, a 'second home' for the city's rock and metal scene, will reopen under new management.
Last week, the news broke that the pub and gig venue would be closing, with hundreds of locals sharing their sadness and memories on social media.
But new operators have now swooped in, and are determined to 'keep the ethos and music policy of Grand Central alive'. Read more: Manchester Pride finally confirms new venue for live music festival A statement from Teddy's Pubs has confirmed that they will take over the operation of the site, which is owned by Stonegate Pubs.
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