The sign tells you that you are entering Ashton under Lyne. However, this is not the view that most visitors see on their approach. This is...

Rocher Vale, at the northern extremity of Ashton under Lyne, is a rugged part of the valley of the River Medlock, upstream from Park Bridge....

K is for Kings Road and today's photograph shows Kings Road between St John's Church and Hurst Cross. On the left, the Church Inn...

Another view of Carrhill Mill in Mossley, which partially collapsed in July. The isolated right-hand corner of the building originally surv...

There's not just fish on sale at Seaking Fisheries in Ashton's Phoenix Market Hall. The sign overhead advertises "Oven Ready R...

Looking down Lily Lanes, Hartshead, on the fringe of Ashton, from close to where last Friday's photo of Jeremy's Cottage was taken....

This was the scene at Carrhill Mill in Bottom Mossley a few weeks ago after part of the the mill collapsed. Although there are plans to red...

J is for "Jeremy's Cottage", which was actually a 17th century farm house. This Grade II listed building is on Lily Lanes and ...

Things are looking up at Ashton Parish Church. Or, at least, I was when I took this photo of the 145 foot high tower. (That's 44 metres ...

The Ladysmith public house stands on the corner of Wellington Road and Harley Street. The pub opened in 1860 as a beerhouse (licensed to sel...