Tears at city centre's only synagogue in final service before it's demolished for Gary Neville's £200m development
The only synagogue in Manchester city centre held a 'solemn' final service this weekend , in an emotional end to the building's 70-year history. The Manchester Reform Synagogue at Jackson's Row is due to be demolished to make way for a 41-storey tower and five-star hotel backed by Gary Neville.
READ MORE: Mixed emotions as city centre's only synagogue closes to make way for Gary Neville development Marianne Phillips, a 98-year-old holocaust survivor, also took part in the final services alongside children, displaying the synagogue's 'real diversity of ages'. Since then, the synagogue has seen a swathe of skyscrapers built in the city. Plans backed by former footballer Gary Neville were finally approved in 2018 following a long-running saga and work started on the site earlier this year.
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