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Miles Platting is a district of the City of Manchester, in North West England, located approximately one mile east of Manchester City Centre. It lies along the A62 Oldham Road, its boundaries being marked by that road to the north, Hulme Hall Lane to the east, and Bradford Road with Ancoats Urban Village and New Islington to the south and west, comprising an area of 116 hectares. The area, once recognised as being amongst the most deprived in the UK, has benefited greatly from the very substantial urban regeneration scheme for east Manchester initiated in the late 1990s.

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  • Miles Platting is a district of the City of Manchester, in North West England, located approximately one mile east of Manchester City Centre. It lies along the A62 Oldham Road, its boundaries being marked by that road to the north, Hulme Hall Lane to the east, and Bradford Road with Ancoats Urban Village and New Islington to the south and west, comprising an area of 116 hectares. The area, once recognised as being amongst the most deprived in the UK, has benefited greatly from the very substantial urban regeneration scheme for east Manchester initiated in the late 1990s.
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  • Miles Platting is a district of the City of Manchester, in North West England, located approximately one mile east of Manchester City Centre. It lies along the A62 Oldham Road, its boundaries being marked by that road to the north, Hulme Hall Lane to the east, and Bradford Road with Ancoats Urban Village and New Islington to the south and west, comprising an area of 116 hectares. By the middle of the 20th century, with the decline in manufacturing industry and the closure of its local industries, Miles Platting had become a slum area inhabited by a deprived, largely white, community. Today, Miles Platting contains just under 2,000 housing units, many of them managed by Manchester City Council, including 12 multi-storey tower blocks including Queensbury Court. The area, once recognised as being amongst the most deprived in the UK, has benefited greatly from the very substantial urban regeneration scheme for east Manchester initiated in the late 1990s.
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