Hulme, Manchester

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Hulme, Manchester is an inner-city district just south of Manchester city centre, known for its large-scale postwar redevelopment and later regeneration, including serving as the athletes’ village area for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
inner-city area
adjacentTo Manchester city centre
country United Kingdom
governedBy Manchester City Council
hasAreaCharacteristic high-density housing
urban regeneration projects
hasCulturalFeature community arts and cultural projects
hasEconomicCharacteristic mixed-income population
hasHigherEducationCampus Manchester Metropolitan University Birley Fields campus
University of Manchester facilities (nearby)
hasHistoricalUse industrial area
working-class residential district
hasLandUse commercial
educational
residential
hasNearbyArea Chorlton-on-Medlock
Moss Side
Old Trafford
hasNotableArchitecture Hulme Crescents
deck-access housing estates (20th century)
hasNotableEvent postwar slum clearance
hasNotablePeriod 1990s regeneration era
post-World War II redevelopment era
hasPostwarRedevelopment large-scale housing redevelopment
hasRedevelopmentFocus improved public spaces
low-rise, mixed-tenure housing
traffic-calmed streets
hasResidentialCharacter mixed student and family housing
hasTransportConnection Princess Road (A5103)
Stretford Road
bus services to Manchester city centre
hasUrbanRegeneration early 21st century regeneration programme
late 20th century regeneration programme
locatedIn Manchester
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Manchester City Council
locatedInParliamentaryConstituency Manchester Central (UK Parliament constituency)
locatedInRegion Greater Manchester
North West England
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time
locatedSouthOf Manchester city centre
partOf England
United Kingdom
usedAs athletes’ village area for the 2002 Commonwealth Games

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