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The ARC office in Manchester offers a great place to work, and Manchester itself provides a fantastic place to live.
Our office is situated on the outskirts of the city; only 5 minutes drive from the International Airport and the M60 and M56 motorways. Along with the nearby train station, this all adds up to an extremely convenient location for a consultancy to be based, allowing quick and easy access to our local, national and international customers.
The office is part of a larger complex of managed units providing us with excellent working conditions and all mod-cons, including a unique view of lucky holiday makers jetting off to exotic locations! In close proximity to us you will find Styal Park which is prefect for relaxing or exercising, should the mood take you, and there are also numerous golf courses in the vicinity enabling you to try and lower that all important handicap. Slightly further a field is the peak district, Britain's first national park, offering peace and tranquillity but also adventure in the form of some of England’s finest climbing, caving, walking and cycling.
Manchester itself is a truly international city and a very exciting place and in many ways, the city resembles those great European regional centres such as Barcelona or Milan, which can challenge the capital city in terms of individual style and exuberance. The city has much to offer in the way of shopping, culture, entertainment and sports.
With a vast number of diverse pubs, clubs and restaurants Manchester is a great place to spend an evening, and along with exciting venues to enjoy shows and concerts such as the Apollo Theatre, the MEN Arena and the Manchester Academy, it’s easy to enjoy the best of the city. Shopping in Manchester can rival anywhere in the world, not just in the city centre but also at the world renowned Trafford Centre.
Manchester is filled with culture and history, providing a dramatic mix of old and new. The futuristic design and innovative shapes of its contemporary architecture sit side by side with the spires and grinning gargoyles of its proud past. The city also offers some of the most exciting museum and exhibition venues in the country including The Imperial War Museum North, The Lowry and the Museum of Science and Industry.
On top of all of this, the city has an exceptional sporting heritage, playing host to events such as international cricket at Old Trafford, the Commonwealth Games in 2002 (which provided venues such as the velodrome, aquatics centre and the City of Manchester Stadium), and national, European and international football.
All in all a fantastic place to live and work. |
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