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2000: A Transport Hub in Northwestern England First Goes into Service

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July 21, 2000 Operations began for a transport hub in the market town of Eccles in northwestern England’s ceremonial county of Greater Manchester. (That market town, which is four miles [6.4 kilometers] west of the major city and metropolitan borough of Manchester, is best known as the namesake of a popular pie called the Eccles... Continue Reading →
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2000: A Transport Hub in Northwestern England First Goes into Service

July 21, 2000 Operations began for a transport hub in the market town of Eccles in northwestern England’s ceremonial county of Greater Manchester. (That market town, which is four miles [6.4 kilometers] west of the major city and metropolitan borough of Manchester, is best known as the namesake of a popular pie called the Eccles... Continue Reading →

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