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As the third largest city in the UK, Manchester is home to a number of national and international pharmaceutical and consultancy companies.

Costello Medical launched its Manchester office in 2019 as part of its continued UK growth, and is now home to around 10 colleagues.

Key Features

1,100ft² of open plan working space with private meeting rooms and various communal working spaces for hot-desking opportunities
Communal kitchen and lounge area used for socialising during both lunchtimes and social events
On-site coffee and sandwich bar, with complimentary biscuits and fruit in the office

Situated within the centre of the city, the office is a 15 minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station and a few feet away from the St Peter Square tram stop. The office is also surrounded by cafes and amenities and overlooks the central library
Step-free access throughout with lift access, disabled toilets, bike parking, showers, adjustable workstations and more

Why Manchester?

Transport

Trains from Manchester Piccadilly will take you to London in just over 2 hours or Sheffield and Leeds in under 90 minutes
The city has fantastic transport links thanks to regular and reliable tram (metro) links and numerous bus routes, in addition to an international airport

Housing and Accommodation

This thriving city for young professionals has plentiful, affordable short and long-term accommodation to suit all needs
With great travel links, there are also a wide variety of options for those looking to live outside of the city

Dining

Manchester is considered to have one of the fastest-growing food and drink scenes in the country. The city’s dining scene received a recent accolade as fine-dining restaurant Mana was given Manchester’s first Michelin star in 2019 since the 1970’s
The city is also home to smaller and quirkier establishments to suit all tastes and celebrating both international and local cuisines

Entertainment

Regardless of your interests, Manchester hosts a variety of shows at venues including the Manchester Arena, the Comedy Store, the Royal Exchange Theatre and the Manchester Opera House. It is also home to other more intimate music venues
The city is also home to a variety of museums, including the Manchester Museum, the Science and Industry Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, Whitworth Art Gallery, the Museum of Transport, the Greater Manchester Police Museum and many more

Things to Do in Manchester

If you are visiting Manchester for the first time to attend an interview at the Costello Medical offices, we highly recommend that you take some time to explore the city.

Old Trafford & Etihad Stadium

Home to Manchester United and Manchester City football clubs respectively, each stadium seats over 60,000 people and offer behind the scenes tours.

John Rylands Library

Part of the University of Manchester, this library is home to one of the finest collections of rare books and manuscripts and also houses stunning architecture throughout.

Manchester Cathedral

Standing at the heart of the city for over 600 years, Manchester’s Cathedral hosts daily services as well as a variety of other events.

Botanical Gardens

The Fletcher Moss Park & Botanical Gardens was donated to the city in 1915 and is free to enter. In addition to being home to a vast array of plants and flowers, it contains a café, tea rooms, tennis and rugby courts.

Shopping

Manchester is home to a wide variety of high-street and small, independent shops across the city; the Arndale, Market Street, Exchange Square and the Trafford Centre prove to be highlights for many.