
Heaton Park
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Sep 18, 2026
September 17th 2026 - #NUFC Matters Ask Steve
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21:42Steve WraithHOST
Really, really good.
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21:43Steve WraithHOST
Uh, having been the, uh, You know, the gig last year at Heaton Park, it was great to see Oasis back.
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21:51Steve WraithHOST
I know they're not everyone's cup of tea, but the documentary, excellent, really good.
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21:56Steve WraithHOST
They did a cracking job on that, really, really did.
Episode 145 - Summer 26 Review | Andrew Whittingham | Podium Manchester | Training & "Racing"
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17:18Sean WarburtonHOST
Second place was Amelia Quirk of Bracknell AC, 15.29, and Emily Hagar Kearney of Worries and Pentathlon AC in 15.51.
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17:30Dave NormanHOST
We also had the North West Relays which were held in Heaton Park on Saturday 12th September.
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17:36Dave NormanHOST
These relays as usual incorporated the county championships for Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside and Cumbria and attracted a strong entry from clubs across the North West.
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17:47Dave NormanHOST
First we had the Senior Women's Race and this was won convincingly by Vale Royal who led from start to finish after Sarah Defoe Jackson came home well clear on the opening leg with the fastest lap of the day.
34: Relays, Rants & Running Abroad
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2:14Dylan NaylorHOST
I mean, it's only four per team, but like, yeah, still to get...
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2:18Dylan NaylorHOST
I think we had... four full teams and one incomplete 17 altogether of us that were turned up like which is pretty good going do you know what I mean like to get all them out like you're only in Heaton Park in Manchester but still yeah pretty happy with that
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2:34DanHOST
Yeah.
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2:34DanHOST
I think from, uh, yeah, where I'm from Cornwall in the far Southwest, we've got like four hour 45 drive to all the shop for relays.
No, More Alcohol! - 15th September 1996 (Ep57)
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3:50Juliet HarrisHOST
Let's do on the last night of the proms, proms around the country.
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3:53Juliet HarrisHOST
Then you see footage of Heather Small from MP people looking really cold in like Heaton Park in Manchester.
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3:59Juliet HarrisHOST
Poor Heather.
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4:01Ed BiggsHOST
births and deaths I have some more to announce Leo Woodall star of the White Lotus he's born in this week Joshua Cheptege the Ugandan world record holder for the 5k and the 10k he turns 30 in real life this week and deaths obviously we mentioned it last week Tupac Shakur who had been shot in a drive-by six days earlier he dies at the age of just 25 years old which is terrible I
MSF Face Israel Lobby Terror Claims - Then The Accusers Record Dropped
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19:18Peter CardwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we'll call it what it is, which is Islamist terror, which is still happening to this day.
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19:22Peter CardwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It happened at Heaton Park.
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19:24Peter CardwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's happened on the 7th of October.
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19:25Peter CardwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There's so few people who will be honest about that.
The Most Ridiculous Aviation Would You Rather Questions
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15:07GHOST
It has, uh, it's known for, uh, this large municipal park.
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15:11GHOST
It's called Heaton Park.
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15:12GHOST
And, but it, they host this, um, musical, this, uh, musical f- th-
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15:18ShawnHOST
Festival
14: Yom Kippur: Choosing Life
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25:00Miriam BergerGUEST
And, and, you know, it, it feels like you, you feel the ebb and flow of the people around you, and you either get caught up in that, or you allow yourself to sort of let it happen around you.
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25:12Miriam BergerGUEST
Um, I think this year, I am very, very mindful of the fact that, um, it will be a year since the attack in Heaton Park, um, and that people will be coming to synagogue, um, or not, but holding that.
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25:32Miriam BergerGUEST
And that, um, both the Heaton Park atrocity and the scary incidences that, um, happened all too close to home in terms of the arson that happened after that, um, has maybe changed our sense of what does it mean to walk into those spaces and to be part of something.
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25:57Miriam BergerGUEST
Um, and, and I think for me, it means one of my big sort of messages of what it means to choose life this year is actually choosing not to allow, uh, anxiety or fear or other people's, uh, behavior to change your behavior.
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26:18Miriam BergerGUEST
And choosing life for me is about choosing to show up, choosing to be part of something bigger, um, and choosing to say, "This is who I am.
It's Getting Better Man: Oasis News Special
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40:59FrancoGUEST
How, how did you find it, the last, the last gig?
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41:01Nico TatarowiczHOST
Well, the last gig was, like, Heaton Park.
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41:04Nico TatarowiczHOST
So in them two years we had that gig and then The Stone Roses, and it was like completed dad rock.
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41:09FrancoGUEST
Yeah.
Trve. Cvlt. Fvlm!: Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger
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4:07Steven HillHOST
That's sort of, that's sort of how I feel.
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4:09Steven HillHOST
I do sort of think back to that sort of halcyon day of being at, uh, Heaton Park and, you know.
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4:15Steven HillHOST
Um, and then thinking, "Cor, was that, like, the last hurrah of being genuinely overjoyed with life?" And nothing's really sort of competed with it since.
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4:24Steven HillHOST
Uh, this got a, a eight-minute long, uh, standing ovation at the Venice, Venish, Venice Film Festival when it aired on the 5th of September.
18 MINS LATER
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22:25Steven HillHOST
And he keeps going to walk away and then stopping and turning back and, like, kind of breaking down a little bit.
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22:33Steven HillHOST
And then it, like, an older per- like, I don't know if it's his dads or his older brother or somebody kind of comes up to him and, and, and sort of gives him a cuddle, and he properly starts crying.
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22:44Steven HillHOST
And I watched that, and I was like, "Fucking hell." It was a bit like that, you know? And I sort of thought back to when I saw them, and I remember standing there, you know, particularly at Heaton Park.
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22:54Steven HillHOST
We stood there for ages at the end of Heaton Park, just letting everybody go, and I just sort of remember looking at the stage, and the fireworks were still going.
Suffragette movement
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11:09speaker_3NARRATOR
This set a precedent for future protests.
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11:13speaker_3NARRATOR
In 1908, the Union organized a large demonstration at Heaton Park, where speakers addressed the crowd from 13 separate platforms.
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11:23speaker_3NARRATOR
To counter negative stereotypes in the media, the activists began to emphasize a fashionable and feminine public image.
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11:32speaker_3NARRATOR
A specific color scheme was introduced in 1908, featuring purple for dignity, white for purity, and green for hope.
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