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GREENGATE 50 to 60 to 50 56 40 2 20 HULL SQUARE 1 49 SL SALFORD APPROACH 31.1m 33 to 37 OLDHAM ROAD Centre El Sub Sta MAYAN AVENUE 17 ROSAMOND DRIVE 11 GOADSBY STREET SL 3 CATHEDRAL APPROACH 14 10 36.0m 40 2 TCBs 29 Warehouse 14 VIADUCT STREET 1 LB to 15 47.2m 9 35 12 15 14 29.2m 4 7 10 25 BM 29.60m 12 LB 19 27 20 44 11 5 14 23 EAGLE STREET 47 to 39 4 36 33 S 34.8m 30 Gantry 16 River Irwell Fennel Street 12 1 BURY STREET 34 LOOM STREET 50.6m 2 30.9m Diversion Swan Dantzic Place 49.7m 13 Ward Bdy 40 El Sub Sta NEW KINGS Buildings DEVINE 47 49.7m SL HEAD YARD 20 8 15 CLOSE DUN CLOSE 4 37 Car Park FREDERICK STREET 28 20 Bevill Square SWAN STREET 18 33 SHERRATT STREET Warehouse 2 Salisbury House Anita Street Works Car Park Works PH 41 10 ESS PH 26 SB The Cathedral and 20 1 18 ACCESS TO 58 1 1 to 27 32 10 HARDING Parish Church of COOP STREET 3 8 CHAPEL STREET 11 15 DW STREET LOCAL CAR Car Park PH CORNELL STREET 50.6m 1 57 CROSS STREET Posts Metrolink 2 1 MP 31.25 PARKS ONLY Manchester of St Mary, The Printworks 20 12 8 27 28 24 to 14 Ward Bdy 20 DW Garage 16 18 10 St George and St Denys 15 26 3 ROAD 2 to 8 to 2 8 16 TRINITY WAY DW AHEAD 47 to 49 22 22 KAYS GARDENS 35.7m 14 47 7 BLACKFRIARS ROAD CLOSED LB PH 36.0m SIMMS CLOSE 40.5m 14 12 HENRY STREET 19 TCB HYDE'S 10 48 VICTORIA BRIDGE STREET 46 DW 25 50 CROSS PH 12 29 18 30.8m 12 to 2 5 THORNILEY BROW 23 21 PC 10 52 to 60 42 2 PH 35 21 1 1 4 OAK STREET50 1 Manchester Pride 43.6m 6 45 Brewery Yard 19 4 Bank 1 BLOSSOM 3 Victoria 9 30 62 16 10 BM 31.18m SL Parade. 4 40 STREET 1 to 2 Bridge The Triangle 2 11 to 12 to 11 SL Saturday 27th Aug. Cross 7 4 10 SALMON STREET Hotel SHUDEHILL 6 2 Deansgate Closed 10 GEORGE LEIGH STREET 7 8 8 FB 40 12 1 23 47 15 to 17 to 15 4 2 TCBs 2 13 to14 13 Gravel Lane The Old Fish Market LOOM STREET 3 SD 6 ESS Presbytery 1 27.8m Posts Telephone Exchange 6 BENGAL STREET Sacred Trinity 4 2 3 LUNA STREET 34 PH War Meml 18 4 7 Deva Centre 37 CATHEDRAL STREET FOUNDRY LANE 36 WILLIAM STREET 3 3 20 St Michael's SL BURY ST 5 Cathedral Yard WELL STREET Church BM 30.14m 7 Market NEW CROSS 32 WITHY GROVE PH 7 32 Church 1 2 Works 8 15 Buildings BM 28.52m 2 9 21 30 11 15 The Malt House WELL STREET LB 4 Len Cox Walk 19 1 to 3 Hostel 29 Works Caxton 17 2 24 3 32.5m 46 9 6 30 69 5 106 71 22 7 67 Mitre Hotel 27 41 Hall 1 32 1 to 18 73 25 88 41.8m 1 65 43 75 PH 2 HOOD STREET SILLAVAN WAY Diverted CAXTON STREET 77 Silver Jubilee Walk 5 to 7 24 to 28 to 24 39 104 79 PHtraffic 42 Hanging Bridge 1 to 5 to 1 37 Southworth Court 90 10 Fn 15 MURRAY STREET PH 3 19 92 LAMB LANE 1 83 1 to 3 17 7 8 PH CANNON COURT Ramp 85 14 31 The Express Building 81 PH PC 143 87 12 PH COPPERAS STREET to 29 116 10 6 89 GARDEN STREET St Peter's Church 7 29 20 to 10 30.7m 35 37 39 147 50.3m 8 7 4 15 102 39.0m Ramp 1 27 Exchange Square 5 91 2 32.6m 13 Cathedral Gates BACK TURNER STREET 11 SOAP STREET 25 PH 63 CLEMINSON STREET 2 37.5m 100 The 17 CATEATON STREET 3 65 DEAL STREET 21 9 95 4 Martlesham Walk 33 BARLOW'S CROFT CR 34.7m Posts PH 23 1 16 Tower MP 0.5 110 96 to 102 to 96 The Cottages 5 27.6m Boro Const & Met Dist Bdy 5 Warehouse Building ROAD 2 Warehouse 19 55 31 12 to 16 to 12 77 OAK 19 22 135 to 141 3 57 PH MELVILLE STREET AHEAD 17 BM 50.39m 7 44 10 1 97 PH Trinity Court The CLOSED STREET 2 4 29 4 6 24 5 75 20 101 to 115 to 101 30.8m 106 Works 13 1 to 19 Copper Trinity Court 46 Posts 29.3m Craft Brightwell Walk COTTON27 STREET EAST MARKET STREET PH BLOSSOM STREETGarage HIGH STREET 20 to 12 26 133 11 90 to 94 to 90 EDGE STREET 24 Room 48 9 HOOD STREET 92 Centre 125 to 127 9 31 TCB 46 90 2O to 40 to 2O 30 HARE STREET 44 7 GREAT GEORGE STREET Town Hall BLOOM STREET Warehouse 33.5m 42 5 THOMAS STREET 39 100 22 2 BARLOW'S CROFT 32 19 6 Factory 35 11 21 69 88 to 77 50.3m 8 17 121 to 123 NICHOLAS CROFT 46 6 3 1 47 to 53 Garage Jersey House BOOTH STREET 58 Viaduct 37 PH 17a 67 32 88 SACKVILLE STREET 34 NORTH BROUGHTON TIB STREET GREAT ANCOATS STREET 25 BM 50.62m 11 30 Turret House 24 Hotel 43 COOK STREET CHAPEL STREET 39 1 65 17 Telephone Exchange 36 1 STREET PH 38 LUPTON STREET 45 26 86 Government Offices 16 22 to 30 to 22 76 Brightwell Walk Posts 7 41 28 29 to 37 27 Model 40 4 Warehouse 84 2 Warehouse 92 St Johns Square 74 22 WHITTLE STREET 43 BM 36.76m Lodging BLACKFRIARS STREET ST STEPHEN STREET Trinity 24 9 BACK THOMAS STREET 4 Garage 43 St Philips Square 26 72 23 House Cr 45 2 49.1m 44 117 Monument Court 11 4 FORD STREET FORD 25 Warehouse BACK TURNER STREET 47 76 to 82 to 76 46 Factories 9 6 11 Posts Lamb Court 27.5m 39 44 13 28 Hotel 39 TO 41 16 16 11 to 21 50 MURRAY STREET 46 20 70 CLOWES STREET 14 Works OAK STREET 18 1 2 111 Paragon 22 to 42 68 1to181 El Sub Sta 34 to 28 DORSEY TCBs 53 PH 74 Mill Chapel Street 50 STREET 2a Factory DW ROMAN ROAD 55 47.9m El Sub Sta Car Park BRICK STREET 109 United Reformed 12 8 10 72 and Hope 36 Post DEARMANS PLACE 34 to 32 66 VICTOR STREET 80 Cathedral 1 9 GUN STREET Multistorey 50.0m 35.7m House 31.7m Warehouse TURNER STREET PH BANK STREET Church 58 76 34.7m BM 32.29m 52 19 Paragon Mill BROWNING STREET 61 PH 59 Browning Street 7 10 Miller 6 250 Car Park 3 23 to 31 38 HENRY STREET 32.8m 70 City Point 36 53 17 House 10 St John's 2 STREET CARPENTERS LANE El 31.4m 10 56 Chy 42 58 16 to 20 to 16 68 New Cathedral Street 62 3 Sub RC Cathedral 44 to 79 PH 58 Sloping 40 DEANSGATE Sta 11 ESS 101 142 masonry 5 2 63 8 7 Posts 24 PH 33 31 PH Victory 5 97 44 28.1m Blackfriars OLDHAM STREET 5 77 HOULDSWORTH STREET Chapel Car KELVIN 99 5 68 1 to 22 to 1 9 3 48 PH to 9 El Sub Sta 7 SPEAR STREET JERSEY STREET Bexley Bridge Park 6 67 PH WARWICK STREET 50 144 56 1 4 146 Car Park 62 BRADLEY STREET 65 169 EDGEHILL STREET 66 25 148 CORPORATION STREET 45.7m 67 55 to 67 Square 2 52 PH 3 16 39 27 34 Royal Mill FB REDHILL STREET Victory 152 FB LITTLE ANCOATS STREET 52 Bank 14 41 1 154 25 60a Education Office Chapel SPAW ST PH 27 LB 36 7 JOHN STREET 40 Garage PH 1 71 89 to 95 1 1 BACK HIGH STREET 38 3 3 16 Ramps 28.9m 3 43 49.7m 69 58 LITTLE LEVER STREET 266 5 58 to 54 230 5 ROMAN STREET CATLOW LANE 60 220 75 El Sub Sta Royal Mill 210 50.3m 270 268 260 196 CHAPEL STREET Posts Bank 7 Bank 272 to 280 ROAD 51 SPEAR 35 HIGH STREET 6 LEVER STREET Diverted 40 BM 31.18m 29.8m AHEAD 1 15 PH 5 traffic 36.3m 38 79 61 63 65 65 to 67 Car Park 189 CLOSED QUAY STREET 56 Blackfriars House 4 ST 115 31.1m 187 Trinity Bridge House NEW BAILEY 85 34.1m 197 199 to 201 to 199 ST MARY'S GATE 101 to 806 Ward Bdy YORKSHIRE STREET 203 Shopping Centre 77 30.8m to BM 50.03m STREET ACCESS El 113 CHAPEL STREET PH 1 83 32.6m ONLY Sub Sta 2 55to59 2 Roman Entry 4 5 PH 75 50 PARSONAGE 50 6 to 12 to 6 HILTON 46 to 50 to 46 283 281 285 ROAD 7 Shopping Centre 7 9 TCBs Hotel 14 23 STREET 88 289 73 Shelter LANE AHEAD UNION STREET 11 275 to 279 to 275 247 219 to 245 to 219 Car Park 301 PH 51 249 52 16 Hotel 2 287 CLOSED 39 TIB STREET JOHNSON STREET 71 6 PICKFORD STREET ISLINGTON WAY 2 PARSONAGE MARKET STREET 25 40 PH 11 Bus Station PH 54 43 41 to 295 to Diverted 299 30.8m Multistorey Car Park 10 PO Bank Posts 47 291 EAST ORDSALL traffic BM 29.46m 44 6 297 Car Park 3 HILTON STREET 56 SIDNEY ST CHURCH STREET 47.2m NEWTON STREET 87 Bank Alexandra House 27 RED LION STREET 42 FARADAY STREET ISLINGTON 1 TCBs 2 PC 45 Shelter 60 4 89 91 BECK ST 13 58 STREET LANE 45 72 to 76 to 72 GORE STREET 15 40 3 El Sub Sta SL 4 Ward Bdy 13 Islington Park 10 15 5 LB The Bridge 47 DEAN STREET 5 47 SL Delphian Royal Exchange Government 78 REDHILL BROWNCROSS STREET Street 16 to 12 50.0m COLLEGE LAND FB Salford Central Station WORSLEY ST 62 Exchange 45 to 69 STREET TRINITY WAY House Century Buildings 18 Offices PH LANE 46.3m BIRCHIN SPAW ST 7 ISLINGTON STREET SIDNEY ST BACK COLLEGE LAND 78 BECK ST El FB HILTON ST PICKFORD STREET 64 51 14 PH 16 to 12 Delphian House Sub 24 to 18 8 The Bridge 9 21 24 to 34 to 24 1 76 to 72 FB HOULDSWORTH STREET 84 Sta 26 PARK STREET 66 RochdaleCanal 13 CHURCH STREET 53 45 Depot CR 1b RIDING STREET PARSONAGE 57 88 68 3 36 72 21 PH TCBs Market 59 86 BOLTON STREET PH 32 Government Offices 36.2m 43 70 Pall Mall House 14 49.1m 30 74 Bank 20 28.1m 55 23 Boro Const & Century Buildings North Parade 8 Street Shopping Centre TRINITY WAY Met Dist Bdy 4 to 10 FB 5 BROWNCROSS STREET 1 13 Royal Exchange PH 63 TCBs 28 LB River Irwell 45 to 69 7 STEVENSON PLACE NORTH STAR DRIVE 76 2 Islington Park Baskerville House 2 Street FARADAY STREET Exchange Post's 33 99 to 105 (Goverment Offices) 16 26 65 22 REDHILL STREET 1 59 POSTAL STREET LITTLE PITT STREET 26 to 30 to 26 5 24a 24 22 24 24a 68 78 42 LB 20 BIRCHIN PL STEVENSON SQUARE 3 TCP's BIRCHIN LANE 14 46 70 TRINITY WAY 3 Shelter ROCKET WAY 1 48 PCs 7 44 52 70a 2 Royal Exchange Arcade 50 61 ULC Post's 14 to 1 80 9 to 1 3 Edinburgh House War GORE STREET Barton Arcade 20 SPEAR STREET JOINER STREET 66 1 56 to 52 1 1 NEW BAILEY STREET Memorial BRIDGEWATER PLACE TCB 9 12 50.3m 5 Car Park PO 4 54 El Sub Sta Market Street 18 Cloister House COLLEGE LAND 8 46.6m 47.9m 20 GREAT ANCOATS STREET LB 66 to 58 Museum Lock LB SHORT STREET 25 1 65 Aldine House 7 11 to 23 DEAN STREET FIREFLY CLOSE Parsonage Gardens 6 Bank TCB Trinity Bridge Warehouse HIGH STREET FB Shopping Centre 11 1 to 12 to 1 (Footbridge) St Ann's Arcade 6 FB 23 32 TCBs 1 1 to 12 to 1 Parsonage Gardens 82 to 86 Cornwall House ULC 22 4 BRADLEYS COUNT 12 7 Police Station A DALE STREET Sevendale House 75 BINNS PL 11 10 72 3 8 to 12 TIB STREET 5 ISLINGTON WAY Barton Square 72 Salford Central Station 26a Church House 35 to 39 Washington House 14 74 13 to 24 to 13 57a 88 70 76 ST MARY'S PARSONAGE 73 Fn 14 14 23 MP 0.75 16 26 Arkwright
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    Keeping legalit a guide to legal forms for social enterprises The Social Enterprise Coalition Bates, Wells and Braithwaite The Social Enterprise Coalition is an Bates, Wells and Braithwaite is widely alliance of social enterprises from across regarded as one of the leading social the UK. It is the voice of social enterprise enterprise law firms in the country and is bringing together all types of social passionate about working with and for the enterprises through its membership. sector. We act for a large number of social The Social Enterprise Coalition works to enterprises, from national and interna- influence the fast-moving social enterprise tional organisations to start-ups. We can agenda by: advise and assist on: •Building capacity and quality through •Legal forms, including joint working and information sharing partnership arrangements •Encouraging co-operation •Finance arrangements •Promoting the social enterprise sector •Intellectual property •Providing a strong voice for the sector •Property •Employment •Immigration •Dispute resolution Social Enterprise Coalition Southbank House Bates, Wells and Braithwaite Black Prince Road 2-6 Cannon Street London SE1 7SJ London EC4M 6YH Tel: 020 7793 2323 Tel: 020 7551 7777 Fax: 020 7793 2326 Fax: 020 7551 7800 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.socialenterprise.org.uk Web: www.bateswells.co.uk Contents 2 What is this guide for? 4 What is social enterprise? section 1 5 Before setting up your social enterprise section 2 11 Working out the organisational model section 3 23 Incorporation section 4 29 Legal forms section 5 49 Charities and social enterprises 61 Useful information Copyright © 2005 Bates, Wells and Braithwaite and Social Enterprise Coalition.