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The nearest Manchester Metrolink tram stop to Wythenshawe Hospital is Roundthorn, an 8 to 10-minute walk away from the hospital. The Roundthorn stop is served by Metrolink’s Navy Line which runs between Manchester city centre and Manchester Airport.
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Manchester International Airport departure terminals are shown below. In case of terminal changes, contacting the airline to confirm before travel is advisable. AirlineTerminal Aegean AirlinesT1 Aer LingusT1 Air Arabia MarocT1 Air CanadaT2 Air FranceT3 Air MaltaT2 American AirlinesT3 AurignyT1 Austrian AirlinesT1 Biman BangladeshT2 British AirwaysT3 Brussels AirlinesT2 Cathay PacificT2 DeltaT2 easyJetT1 El AlT1 EmiratesT1 Ethiopian AirwaysT2 EtihadT1 EurowingsT2 FinnairT1 FlybeT3 IberiaT3 IcelandairT1 Jet2T1 and T2 KLMT3 LoganairT3 LufthansaT1 NorwegianT1 Oman AirT2 Pakistan InternationalT2 Pegasus AirlinesT1 Qatar AirwaysT2 RyanairT3 SAS ScandinavianT1 SaudiaT2 Singapore AirlinesT1 SWISST1 TAP Air PortugalT1 TUIT2 Turkish AirlinesT1 United AirlinesT2 Virgin AtlanticT2 VuelingT3
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Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher grew up in the Manchester suburb of Burnage, spending their early years living on Ashburn Avenue. When their parents separated, they moved with their mother and older brother Paul in the early 1980s to a house on Cranwell Drive.
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Bee Gees members Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb lived at 51 Keppel Road in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, a suburb of Manchester, for about three years until 1958, before the family emigrated to Australia. During their time in Manchester, the young brothers formed a skiffle group called The Rattlesnakes and performed at local venues, including the Gaumont Cinema near their home.
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Manchester United was originally established in 1878 as Newton Heath LYR Football Club by the Carriage and Wagon department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (LYR) depot at Newton Heath, Manchester. It became Manchester United F.C. in 1902. The team played at the North Road ground in Newton Heath until 1893, when it moved to a new ground at Bank Street, Clayton. Moston Brook High School subsequently stood on the site until its demolition in 2000 and it is now a Fujitsu office complex where a wall plaque reads: NORTH ROAD FOOTBALL GROUND THE ORIGINAL HOME OF NEWTON HEATH LYR F.C ONCE STOOD HERE (1878 – 1893)
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