TENTS set up in St Peter's Square have been moved ahead of the Remembrance Day today.
A 'red tent camp' has been in place near Central Library and the Town Hall in recent weeks.
Manchester council said the tents have been home to refugees camping out on the civic square. Police and council staff were seen in the square this week speaking to people in the tents.
According to the town hall, discussions had been taking place for 'weeks' to encourage people to move their tents and find support elsewhere. Bosses say says the tents needed to be moved as a safety measure ahead of Remembrance Day events today.
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