Manchester on UK Superweb Online part of a national directory and local search resource covering Manchester and Greater Manchester in the North West region of England. Non-commercial websites go free, business listings for a small one-time-fee.

Manchester City Council - online web portal managed by Manchester City Council containing information for people living in the City and visitors to the North West region of England.
www.manchester.gov.uk

Florists & Flowers Manchester - same or next day flower delivery in Manchester, UK Florist network website. Send bouquets, chocolates and gifts to Manchester Online.
Flower Search profile
www.flowersearch.co.uk
www.manchesterflowerdelivery.co.uk

Selfdrive Hire in Manchester - car hire and van rental in Manchester, rent a car or van, self-drive vehicle hire UK a national resource for hiring cars, vans, minibuses or trucks online in Manchester.
Selfdrive profile
www.selfdriveuk.com

Web Hosting and Domain Name Registration - register a Domain Name for your business in Manchester and arrange Hosting for your website. Search and register your domain on UK Superweb and take advantage of low-cost UK web hosting solutions.
UK Superweb Internet profile
www.uksw.co.uk

Whats On? See Tickets Manchester - buy tickets online for events in Manchester including the theatre, music gigs - concerts, festivals, exhibitions, sporting events and loads more entertainment days out in the City.
See Tickets profile

www.seetickets.com

Manchester is a City located in the North West region of England. Manchester and the Greater Manchester area has an approximate population of 2,550,000, The City of Manchester around 470,000 (2005).

Greater Manchester is a metropolitan county in North West England. Greater Manchester came into existence as a metropolitan county in 1974. The county is made up of ten metropolitan boroughs, including the City of Manchester and the City of Salford. Greater Manchester borders Cheshire, Derbyshire, West Yorkshire, Lancashire and Merseyside. Prior to the creation of the metropolitan county, the name SELNEC was used for the area from the initials 'South East Lancashire North East Cheshire'. Parts of the historic counties of Lancashire and Cheshire covered the area that is now Greater Manchester as well as a very small part of Yorkshire.