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Man Corp Venues Hotel Venues Man Corp Venues Hotel Venues CORP MCR Property Group - Main Reception, Universal Square, Devonshire Street, Manchester, Manchester M12 6JH M12 City Warehouse Aparthotels, 6-10 Great Ancoats Street M4 5AZ CORP MCR Property Group - Restaurant, Universal Square, Devonshire Street, Manchester, Manchester M12 6JH M12 Macdonald Manchester Hotel, London Road M1 2PG Network Rail Square one - Rack 2, 4 Travis Street, Manchester. [Provide Date & times of Deliveries to Jennifer Meah] M1 2NY M1 Holiday Inn Aytoun Street M1 4AE Network Rail Square One - Rack 1, 4 Travis Street, Manchester. [Provide Date & times of Deliveries to Jennifer Meah] M1 2NY M1 Double Tree by Hilton One Piccadilly Place M1 3DG CORP - Colliers Property Management, 55 Spring Gardens, Manchester, Manchester M2 2BY M2 Malmaison, M1 3AQ CORP - GVA Pall Mall, Stan, 61 - 67 King Street, Manchester M2 4DP M2 Premier Inn Dale St Manchester M1 2HR Workman FM, The Observatory, Chapel Walks, Manchester M2 1HL M2 Staycity Aparthotels Laystall, 40 Laystall Street M1 2JZ Savils U.K Ltd, 1 Marsden Street, Manchester, Manchester M2 1HW M2 The Light Aparthotel, 20 Church Street, Manchester, M4 1PN CORP - CBRE Chancery, Chancery Place, 50 Brown Street, Manchester M2 2JT M2 Sacha's Hotel, Tib Street, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 4SH CORP - CBRE 58 Mosley Street, 58 Mosley Street, Manchester, Manchester. [4 TIER STAND] M2 3HZ M2 Hotel Gotham, 100 Kings Street, Manchester, M2 4WU Workman LLP, 35 Fountain Street, Manchester. [Reception] M2 2AN M2 Arora, 18-24 Princess St, Manchester, M1 4LY CORP - CBRE Linley House, Linley House, Dicenson Street, Manchester, Manchester M1 4LF M1 Novotel Manchester City, 21 Dickenson Street M1 4LX Ashdown Phillips Lee House, Lee House, Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester M1 5JW M1 Principle Hotel Oxford Street M60 7HA Ashdown Phillips Churchgate, Churchgate House, 56 Oxford Street, Manchester M1 6EU M1 Premier Inn Barbirolli Square M2 3DW CORP - Jones Lang LaSalle Merchant Exchange, Merchant Exchange, Whitworth Street West, Manchester, Manchester M1 5WG M1 The Midland Hotel M3 4LQ Tony Wilson Place, Number One Tony Wilson Place, First Street, Manchestser, Manchester M15 4FN M15 Radisson Edwardian M2 5GP Jone Lang LaSalle - Sunlight house - Rack 1, 13 Quay street, Manchester. [Access available from side street] M3 3JZ M3 Hilton Manchester 303 Deansgate M3 4LQ Jones Lang LaSalle - Sunlight House - Rack 2, 13 Quay street, Manchester. [Access available from side street] M3 3JZ M3 Lowry Hotel, 50 Dearmans Place, Chapel Wharf M3 5LH Corp - Capital Properties Ltd - HQ Building, HQ Building, Old Granada Studios, 2 Atherton Street, Manchester. [On Delivery - report to reception] M3 3GS M3 Park Inn Manchester Victoria M4 4EW No 1 Spinningfields, 1 Hardman Square, Spinningfields, Manchester M3 3EB M3 Crowne Plaza Manchester City Centre, 70 Shudehill M4 4AF Supermarkets CORP - SpinningfieldsJMW Solicitors LLP, 1 Byrom Place, Spinningfields, Manchester M3 3HG M3 Tesco - Central Park Way, Wigan CORP - JLL Management Services, Asset Services UK, 3 Hardman Square, Spinningfield, Manchester M3 3EB M3 Tesco - Manor Rd - Altrincham CORP - Knight Frank Recep 1, 3 Hardman Street Reception 1, Manchester. [RACK 1] M3 3HF M3 Sainsburys - Wimslow Rd, Cheadle CORP - Frank Knight Recep 1 - Rack 2, 3 Hardman Street Reception 1, Manchester. [Recpition 1 - Rack 2] M3 3HF M3 Sainsburys - Lord Sheldon Way, Ashton Moss CORP - Knight Frank, 3 Hardman Street Reception 2, Manchester M3 3HF M3 Sainsburys - 100 Regent Rd, Salford CORP -Tower 12, The Avenue North, Bridge Street Spinning Fields, Manchester M3 3BZ M3 CORP Man - Knight Frank, One New Bailey, 4 Stanley Tesco - Woodfield Retail park - Bury Street, Salford M3 5JL M3 St Ann's House, St Ann's Street, Manchester. [Street Tesco - Mansell Way - Horwich Parking] M2 7LP M2 Jones Lang Lasalle 201 Deansgate, 201 Deasgate, Manchester, Manchester M3 3NW M3 CORP - Jones Lang Lasalle 86 Deansgate, 86 Deansgate, Manchester, Manchester M3 2ER M3 CBRE - Freetrade Exchange, 37 Peter Street, Manchester M2 5GB M2 Manchester City Council, Central Libary, St Peters Square, Manchester. [All Deliveries via Lloyd Street] M2 5PD M2 Standard Life Investment UK Real Estate Fund, C/O Savills UK Ltd, 55 Princess Street, Manchester M2 4EW M2 Autonet Insurance, 6th Floor Manchester One, 53 Portland Street, Manchester M1 3LD M1 CORP - Jones Lang LaSalle Man Commerical Office, Manchester Commercial office, One Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG M1 CORP Savills - No1 Portland Street, No1 Portland Street, Manchester, Manchester M1 3BE M1 CORP - TOCSAFUND Portland Street, 9 Portland Street, Manchester, Manchester M1 3BE M1 Ladbible, 20 Dale Street, Manchester. [*****] M1 1EZ M1 CORP - London and Scottish Property Investment, Lee, Oakland House, 76 Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 0PQ M16 CORP - Jones Lang LaSalle The Lighthouse, Simon, The Lighthouse, Salford Quays, Manchester M50 3BF M50 Digital World Centre, 1 Lowry Plaza, Salford Quays M50 3UB M50 CORP MC Blue Tower Reception, Blue Tower, Media City, Manchester M50 2ST M50 CORP MC Philharmonic Reception, The Studios 7th Floor Blue Tower, Media City, Manchester M50 2HQ M50 CORP -Dock 10 - Mediacity uk, Media City Uk - Blue, Salford, Manchester M50 2HQ M50 CORP -University of Salford - Mediacity, ENGIE, Plot B4 Media City, Salford Quays Manchester M50 2HE M50 CORP MC Orange Reception, Main Reception Orange Building, Media City, Manchester M50 2HF M50 CORP - The Greenhouse - Mediacity uk, 101 Broadway, Salford, Manchester M50 2EQ M50 CBRE - Metro Building, 33 Trafford Road, Salford Quays M5 3NN M5 Compass Group UK, IWM North, Trafford Wharf Road, The Quays, Manchester. [Watershard Conference Center - Level 1] M17 1TZ M17 CORP - ITV PLC, Trafford Wharf, Trafford, Salford Quay, Manchester. [4 Tier Rack] M17 1FZ M17 Savills Kingsgate, Wellington Road North, Stockport SK4 1LW SK4 KW Towers LTD Scotscroft, The Towers Business Park, Wilmslow Road, Didsbury Manchester, Didsbury M20 2YY M20 KW Towers LTD Ocean House, The Towers Business Park, Wilmslow Road, Didsbury Manchester, Didsbury M20 2RY M20 British Airways, Pioneer House, Towers Business Park Wilslow Road, Manchester, Didsbury M20 2BA M20 CORP -Cowiesburn Commercial Property Management, Altrincham Road, Sharston, Manchester. [Corp - Manchester] M22 4BJ M22 Regus - Manchester Business Park, 3000 Aviator Way, Manchester, Manchester M22 5TG M22.
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