People passing through Mossley at the moment may get a small surprise as they spot something odd on the skyline. The spire of St John's...

A family of ducks enjoys the June sunshine on the canal overspill in Daisy Nook Country Park . Click photo for larger image. See Google Aeri...

Today, being the third Sunday of June, saw Ashton's united Walk of Witness, usually called the Whit Walks. The threat of drizzle that w...

Today's Sky Watch photo shows a cloudscape and treescape looking down the Medlock Valley from Daisy Nook. Forty years ago you would h...

Eighteen months ago I posted a photo of Lyndhurst , the derelict Victorian house on Broadoak Road, built in 1883. The architect who desi...

Today's photo shows the Co-op supermarket at the junction of Arundel Street and Waterton Lane in Top Mossley. This was built on the ...

Eight days ago was Whit Friday, and last Saturday's photo showed the Saddleworth Whit Walks in Uppermill. In the evening of Whit Frid...

The clock in Market Street, alongside the Market Hall, can now be relied on once more to give you the time of day. During the four years...

Yesterday was Whit Friday and in Saddleworth that means Whit Walks and Band contests! Whit Walks, in one form or another, were fairly co...

This week's sky watch shows the view looking across Ashton's open market ground from the Town Hall steps, with the Market Hall on ...