Stamford Park is an enjoyable place for a stroll or a quiet sit down at any time of the year, but in the Autumn there is the added pleasure...

King George V Playing Fields in Ashton not only has playing fields but is also a park. This tree-lined walk leading from the Alexander Road ...

Beneath a swirling cloudscape, the trees of the Tame Valley in Mossley turn to browns and golds. The colours are always wonderful in Autumn ...

The Cricketer is one of seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. The Cricketer is well-placed beca...

A view of Ashton's Market Hall after a short downpour of rain. The dampness on the ground is now sparkling after the sun emerges betwee...

For today's Sky Watch image, we take a short trip to Carrbrook, nestling below the steep Pennine hillside on the border of Stalybridge a...

The Jogger is another of the seven sculptures sited along Lord Sheldon Way depicting local leisure pastimes. I think the figure may have ...

As part of the "My World" feature, we take another look today at the clock that stands in Market Street, Ashton under Lyne, last s...

Mossley Hall was seen here last year . Built in 1864 as the home of mill owner George Mayall, it was originally called Whitehall after th...

At first glance this pair of cottages could be from a pretty village somewhere. However, a closer look shows you that they are in the centre...