Historic pub at centre of notorious unsolved murder set to be demolished
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A historic pub at the centre of a notorious unsolved murder is set to be demolished.The Bank of England in Ancoats, which first opened its doors nearly two centuries ago, will be torn down after sections of the building had started to collapse.Tha Manchester boozer with ties to one of the city's most notorious unsolved missing persons cases is face-to-face with itsdestruction after structural failures raised serious safety concerns.The venue gained widespread attention in 2016 when Greater Manchester Police excavated its cellar searching for Martin Joyce, a 29-year-old father from Gorton who vanished after being seen at the Pollard Street establishment in September 1999.Despite a fortnight-long dig prompted by what officers described as credible intelligence, no remains were discovered, and Mr Joyce's fate remains unknown to this day.GMP had received information about Mr Joyce's possible burial at the pub three years before the excavation took place but failed to act on it, the...
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