Manchester Netwalk: Around Mosley Street

Theme of this netwalk

This netwalk explores an area around Mosley Street, once described as ‘the handsomest street in Manchester’. With architecture and stories from the 19th to the 21st Centuries, hear of fashionable societies, medical ethics, a Cold War defence, the city ablaze, art, literature, culture and commerce.

Who are these netwalks for?

Business professionals who are interested in Manchester history, and like informal networking. Suitable whether you know the city very well or not at all.

Guests often work in law, accountancy, banking, property, marketing etc in the city and beyond.

Where and when?

Meet at the Emmeline Pankhurst Statue, St Peter’s Square.

The walk starts at 12.30pm and ends at 1.30pm but I’ll be there from 12.15pm for anyone who wants to fit in some networking before we start.

Practical details

Netwalks go ahead in all weathers, so please dress for the weather and a walk around town.

If you have COVID or COVID-symptoms, please do not attend.

Please let me know if you do not wish your name and company name to appear on a list of attendees.

The event does not include lunch.

About netwalks and your guide

Find out more about the city's history and architecture, and hear plenty of entertaining stories of Mancunians past, all while mixing with fellow professionals and members of Manchester’s business community. You can also book private walks. Philippa qualified as a Green Badge guide in 2009, achieving the highest marks in her class, and has guided guests in the city ever since. She started Manchester netwalks 10 years ago.

Host or Publisher Philippa Vishnyakov