"K" is for "Key" and today's photo shows the stone head of a lion, with a key in its mouth, above the door of the...

Today's photo shows Crown Street, just off Stamford Street, close to Ashton's town centre. Crown Street was originally part of ...

This delightful scene with its watery reflection is in the village of Delph, in Saddleworth, around 7 miles from Ashton. The tranquilli...

"J" is for "James" and today's photo shows the church of St James the Apostle in Ashton. St James' Church is ...

Woodend Mill sits alongside the River Tame in Mossley with its tall stone chimney pointing towards the glow of the evening sky. At one ...

"I" is for "In The Way" and today's photo shows a building that finds itself in the way of a new road. The buil...

Today's photo shows the Trans-Pennine Express passing through Guide Bridge Station at the western boundary of Ashton. The train is he...

Reaching for the sky this week is the steeple of St Stephen's Church at Guide Bridge. Although it is situated in Audenshaw, the churc...

"H" is for "Harper Mill" and today's photo shows the rear view of this former cotton mill in Ashton. Cotton was...

Dingle Terrace is an unusual location. It is a short street comprising two terraces of elegant brick houses. However, rather than being l...