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GO TO PETER STREET IN MANCHESTER and you’ll fi nd two hotels and a few bars and restaurants. Look closer, though, and you might also spot one of the blue and red plaques commemorating the genuinely world-changing events that took place here. For it was on this street in 1819 that cavalry charged into a crowd of protesters campaigning for the right to vote, killing 15 and setting in motion a chain of events that would end in widespread political reform. It was also here that Rolls fi rst met Royce and agreed to work on a quieter, more refi ned type of car. And just a few doors down, Bob Dylan shocked the world by plugging in his guitar and going electric at the Free Trade Hall. Dylan was memorably called "Judas" at that fi rst electric show, but his response to the heckler, which was to tell his band to play even louder, echoed through the decades. In the same building, in 1976, the Sex Pistols played the infamous gig that not only kicked off punk but inspired New Wave. In the sparse audience were Morrissey, Mark E Smith, and the men who would form Joy Division and Buzzcocks. Also in attendance was Tony Wilson, who says that night inspired him to start legendary record label Factory Records and of course the Hacienda nightclub. It’s not just one of the most important streets in Manchester, then, but one of the most important streets in the development of our social and cultural world. IN FACT, PETER STREET is at the heart of a city that has always refused to play by the accepted rules. The Industrial Revolution – so crucial to the world we live in today – began here, its sprawl of textile mills and elegant warehouses making it the fi rst and greatest industrial city in the world. This was the home of the fi rst inter-city passenger railway, the largest navigation canal in the world, and it was where Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx discussed left-wing politics. As the saying went, “what Manchester does today, the rest of the world does tomorrow”. For all of these achievements it wasn’t just that the timing was right. The city was right – a pioneering, free-spirited place where almost anything was possible. So even when the heart was ripped out of Manchester by the IRA bomb of 1996, its character remained. This was the opportunity for regeneration rather than recrimination, and as Manchester embraced new, exciting buildings, the sense of a city that had importance on a global FASHION | MANCHESTER scale returned. The past 14 years have seen miraculous changes. People fl ocked to the newly resurgent city to live in fl ats converted from warehouses and mills, and striking glass-clad towers sprang up. Daniel Libeskind designed the iconic Imperial War Museum. The Commonwealth Games and the Manchester International Festival enticed millions of tourists, and, impressed by the sense that something truly interesting was happening, the likes of Harvey Nichols and Selfridges moved in. 15 TH BIRTHDAY ISSUE | TRAVELLER | 75
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IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY! NOVEMBER 2010
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COVER ILLUSTRATIONS © STUART HOLME
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15 CONTENTS TH BIRTHDAY ISSUE SHORT
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Welcome to our 15th birthday issue
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