Today's photo shows Ashton's historic open market from a different angle. I'm afraid it's not the best of photos, with...

Today's post for ABC Wednesday is E for "Elizabeth Street" and shows part of the street of that name in Ashton under Lyne....

The trams are coming back towards Ashton! It was in 1938 that the traditional trams stopped running in Ashton. Now, 75 years later, the n...

Today's post for ABC Wednesday is D for "Donkey Stone" and shows what is left of a once-thriving local industry. This sm...

Today's post shows the steps and entrance to Ashton Town Hall on a damp winter's day. On each side of the steps is a non-working ...

Today's post for ABC Wednesday is C for "Cold Legs" and shows the surprising sight of the postman arriving in the snow, on...

Today's post shows another wintry scene from last week. Ashton had gone that far through winter without any snow, and the snow last w...

Today's post for ABC Wednesday is B for "Bridge, Birds and Boats" and shows Portland Basin in Ashton in the snow. The ca...

Today's post shows you that my world has been overtaken by winter. Much of Britain has had heavy snowfalls over the last few days, wh...

This is not the Church Inn at Hurst Cross. It used to be, but no longer. Like several other former pubs in Ashton, it has been converted ...