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1708:. Heywood town centre lies at the convergence of Heywood's Market Street and York Street. Heywood Market Hall on York Street, offers a variety of stalls and small retail outlets. Heywood Distribution Park lies in the south of the town, in Pilsworth, and spans over 200 acres (81 ha). It is part of
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Technical School was opened on 1 December 1894, on a site then known as the Market Ground. The building, which had technical school status, also contained an art school. The school was doubled in size eighteen years later and opened as the Heywood Day Secondary School. It was renamed 12 years
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Communities, and New Heart for Heywood are investing around ÂŁ52 million. The scheme is designed to renew deprived areas. This bid was initially won in 2000 and work to regenerate this town is still ongoing. Some of the planned works for 2006â08 included a new health connections centre, a new
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Heywood can be traced back to the 11th century, and in 1286, Adam de Bury granted the land of Heywood to Peter of Heywood. Heywood Hall, the administrative centre of the manor and the seat of the Heywood family, was built in the 13th century. A member of the family and a resident of
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Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale. The Heywood Township Committee meets six times per year, with the vision of making Heywood "a safe, small town set in attractive countryside ... part of a successful borough and city region". Each meeting commences with an open forum session, which gives
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established in 1864; Heap Middle
Division Local Board of Health was a regulatory body responsible for standards of hygiene and sanitation for the Heywood part of Heap township. In 1867 the local board was reconstituted as the Heywood Local Board of Health which covered the whole of Heap township and
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status. Heywood
Distribution was sold to Segro (then Slough Estates) for ÂŁ276M, and was one of a number of properties in Greater Manchester that Slough Estates described as "important strategic sites, and provide prime industrial property with high-calibre occupiers as well as development land". It
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The town also has a history of coal mining. Coal pits were opened in Hooley Clough in the early 19th century by the Lord of the Manor of
Rochdale. During the 19th century a colliery at Captain Fold was run by the Heywood Coal Company. Two people were killed at Captain Fold Colliery between 1844 and
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In 2007 plans were announced to shake off an area's 'mill town' image and rejuvenate the town over a 10â15-year period to appeal to a younger generation. The plan involves creating new retail, business and community spaces, demolishing 300 flats and houses and replacing them with 1,000 new homes.
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mill in the world under one roof, however, Plum Mill and its sister-mill, Unity Mill, were idled in the 1960s under the government reorganisation of the cotton industry. The last large weaving mill in the town was J. Smith, Hargreaves & Company, towel manufacturers. However this mill was also
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had holes in their benches for tails to fit through. The legend led to the town developing the nickname of "Monkey Town". A more prosaic explanation is that in the 19th
Century, the town was based around Heap Bridge, now barely a suburb of the town, when, in the accent (of the locals) and Irish
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included 67 cotton mills and weaving sheds, 67 machine works and other workshops, 75 cotton waste and other warehouses and 5,877 dwelling houses. It had 22 churches and chapels and 24 Sunday and day schools. The population was estimated at 25,000.
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have now been demolished, mainly to make way for housing. One of the last mills remaining, though not in production since 1986, has recently been offered for redevelopment as flats. The "Mutual Mills", a complex of four, are Grade II
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2 feet (1 m) high and 11 yards (10 m) in diameter was discovered in the 1960s. Excavations by the Bury
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and coal mining district. A period of "extraordinary growth of the cotton-trade" in the mid 19th century was so quick and profound that there was "an influx of strangers causing a very dense population". The town became a
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Ashworth Valley is a renowned local beauty spot. Queens Park re-opened in 2006 after a multimillion-pound facelift, with many of its Victorian attractions restored, including the old fountain and many of the statues.
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At the time Heywood War Memorial was unveiled in 1925, it did not include a roll of honour as there were insufficient funds for the work. The names were finally engraved in 1986, after a campaign organised by the
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the area was thinly populated and consisted of several hamlets. Apart from the Heywoods of Heywood Hall, the sparse population of Heywood comprised a small community of farmers, most of whom were involved with
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once visited Heywood in the very early 1900s to admire the cotton in its factories. Cotton from Heywood cotton mills was used to create the dress that she wore for her 50th birthday celebration speech.
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project throughout inner-city Manchester. Heywood's population increased when thousands of people were moved out of Manchester's slums and into what was then the Heywood countryside of Darnhill.
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was introduced in the town in the late 18th century and the first spinning mill â Makin Mill â was built at Wrigley Brook (later known as Queens Park Road). By 1780 there remained less than 100
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Birtle View was a school for children with special needs. The school closed on 31 August 2007, the building has now been demolished and replaced by a doctors' surgery.
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townships. In 1879 further parts of Hopwood and Pilsworth townships were added to the area under the local board. It was not recognised as a borough in the
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family surestart centre, a new primary school (although several are being knocked down as a result) and a multimillion-pound sports and leisure village.
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decorated with wreaths and crosses. At the front is a bronze female figure holding a laurel wreath to symbolise peace. It was sculpted by
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chapel for the Heywood family. The Old Heywood Chapel was demolished in 1859 to make way for the present church, built to the designs of
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of Lancashire. The borough council was based out of Heywood's Municipal Buildings. In 1900 a part of
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was founded in the 19th century. The newspaper has a readership of 16,500 and runs its own website.
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or animal-enclosure. In the 12th century, Heywood was recorded as a
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fustian weavers out of a population of 2,000 and industrialist
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1044:, and flows to the north of Heywood before joining the
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Parliamentary constituencies and Members of Parliament
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1992:
and being one of the country's most improved schools.
729:
to the south of the town. There were services to Bury
2806:"Aiming High â township dimension â Heywood Township"
1712:, a property investment and development company with
870:
parts of Hopwood, Birtle-with-Bamford, Pilsworth and
1702:
textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution
467:
textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution
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1062:Located 169 miles (272 km) north-northwest of
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4426:, website of the local newspaper of the same name.
4252:"Playing Pooh in the school play was my big break"
4229:"Starring Coronation Street role for mum-of-three"
3147:"Local Area Report â England Country (2092957699)"
2577:
1098:itself 7.4 miles (11.9 km) south of Heywood.
944:. Municipal Buildings, which served as the former
514:period; flints have been found in Heywood, in the
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830:since the early 12th century, Heywood during the
3759:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3723:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3323:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3287:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3251:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3215:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3179:. Office for National Statistics. 22 July 2004.
3140:
3138:
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2913:Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive
2420:
2418:
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725:The town was originally served by railway, with
2669:McNeil, R. & Nevell, M. (2000), p. 38.
2493:
2491:
2489:
2487:
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2329:Listed buildings in Heywood, Greater Manchester
1903:Public transport in Heywood is co-ordinated by
1782:
689:, its landscape dominated by large brick-built
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2276:, actors, were born and brought up in Heywood.
2214:grew up in the Ashworth Valley area of Heywood
2153:, was born at Crimble Hall in Heywood in 1819.
1172:in the north, and flat farmland in the south.
861:, an inter-parish unit established to provide
408:lies to the south, whilst to the north is the
5284:Areas of the Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale
4451:
4186:. ManchesterEveningNews.co.uk. 16 April 2014.
4077:"Heywood Sports, Culture and Leisure Village"
3552:. heywooddistributionpark.com. Archived from
3053:. M.E.N. Media. 10 March 2003. Archived from
2282:, professional footballer who started out at
1213:
8:
4936:List of civil parishes in Greater Manchester
4109:. London: Telegraph Media Group. 1 May 2012.
3631:
3629:
1191:, built in the 1950s and 1960s as part of a
5294:Former civil parishes in Greater Manchester
4432:, website all about the history of Heywood.
3439:"Greater Manchester Urban Area 1991 Census"
3041:
3039:
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2234:, has lived in Heywood since the age of 13.
35:A view of Heywood, towards St Luke's Church
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3853:Public Monuments and Sculpture Association
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3826:
3824:
3822:
3526:. heywoodmagicmarket.co.uk. Archived from
2036:(Previously St. Joseph's R.C. High School)
2025:Our Lady and St Paul's R.C. Primary School
1220:
1206:
1198:
594:but supplemented their incomes by weaving
20:
4312:Lancashire: Manchester and the South East
3935:"Preserve old school says proud head boy"
3725:KS11a Industry of employment â all people
2170:, born in Heywood in 1973. He played for
1935:link Heywood with other settlements. The
4505:Greater Manchester Statutory City Region
3691:"MPs' rap for ÂŁ2bn blitz on urban decay"
3382:. visionofbritain.org.uk. Archived from
3355:. visionofbritain.org.uk. Archived from
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1229:Neighbouring towns, villages and places.
865:. Heywood's first local authority was a
752:which is now infilled and largely gone.
610:, the weavers of Heywood had been using
2831:Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council.
2804:Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council.
2585:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2344:
814:. This coat of arms was granted by the
490:Heywood is close to junction 19 of the
290:
246:
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5289:Unparished areas in Greater Manchester
4392:
4381:
4361:Association for Industrial Archaeology
3467:
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3409:
400:, and 8 miles (12.9 km) north of
5079:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal
5059:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal
4500:Greater Manchester Combined Authority
4338:A Topographical Dictionary of England
4138:Rochdale Boroughwide Cultural Trust.
3886:Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council
3832:
3550:"Heywood Distribution Park â Welcome"
3441:. National Statistics. Archived from
2717:Rochdale Boroughwide Cultural Trust.
2546:Rochdale Boroughwide Cultural Trust.
2526:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2424:
936:, a local government district of the
396:, 4 miles (6.4 km) southwest of
274:
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95:
7:
4340:. Institute of Historical Research.
4227:Glendinning, Amy (22 October 2008).
4079:. heartofheywood.org. Archived from
3761:KS09a Economic activity â all people
3577:"Heywood Park is sold in ÂŁ276m deal"
2452:Metropolitan Rochdale Official Guide
1237:
1109:where it unites its waters with the
4430:Monkey Town: The History of Heywood
2958:. statistics.gov.uk. Archived from
2655:. 15 September 2004. Archived from
530:have been discovered. A Bronze Age
5074:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal
5064:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal
4293:Francis Frith's Greater Manchester
4276:. M.E.N. Media. 16 September 2008.
3522:Kennedy, John (21 November 2005).
3492:. Office for National Statistics.
2464:"Heywood and its Stone Age legacy"
2220:, actor, who plays Finn Nelson in
1963:Bury Bolton Street railway station
1907:. Bus services include the 471 to
1344:Demographics of Greater Manchester
857:, Heywood formed part of the Bury
14:
5150:Greater Manchester County Council
4556:Metropolitan Borough of Stockport
4184:"Heywood actor in line for Bafta"
3892:. rochdale.gov.uk. Archived from
3814:Hartwell, Hyde & Pevsner 2005
3047:"Heywood grows as Darnhill rises"
3012:. Rochdale.gov.uk. Archived from
2835:. rochdale.gov.uk. Archived from
2808:. rochdale.gov.uk. Archived from
2775:. Rochdale.gov.uk. Archived from
2686:. M.E.N. Media. 27 September 2007
2058:Central Lancashire Cricket League
1040:rises on Chelburn Moor, south of
812:Heywood Municipal Borough Council
5241:Transport for Greater Manchester
4566:Metropolitan Borough of Trafford
4561:Metropolitan Borough of Tameside
4551:Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale
4310:Hartwell; Hyde; Pevsner (2005).
4065:. M.E.N. Media. 17 January 2007.
4047:. M.E.N. Media. 31 October 2007.
4024:. OldhamCC.co.uk. Archived from
3933:Tunstall, Mark (6 August 2003).
3763:
3727:
3689:Craig, Ian (14 September 2004).
3670:. M.E.N. Media. 11 December 2007
3636:Thame, David (15 October 2002).
3496:
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3289:KS13 Qualifications and students
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3153:. Office for National Statistics
3123:. Office for National Statistics
3007:"Rights of way improvement plan"
2501:. Heywood.org.uk. Archived from
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2286:and went on to play for several
2010:St. Joseph's R.C. Primary School
1905:Transport for Greater Manchester
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934:Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale
748:The town had its own canal, the
570:when its crew mutinied in 1789.
500:East Lancashire heritage railway
392:, 2 miles (3.2 km) east of
374:Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale
52:
45:
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5161:Population of major settlements
4142:. link4link.org. Archived from
4022:"Oldham Cricket Club: Wood Cup"
3353:"Heywood USD: Total Population"
2721:. link4link.org. Archived from
2550:. link4link.org. Archived from
2158:1974 British Commonwealth Games
2034:Holy Family RC & CE College
1058:Geography of Greater Manchester
965:was represented as part of the
902:, whilst in exchange, parts of
876:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
810:The coat of arms of the former
731:Knowsley Street railway station
461:in the town can be traced to a
53:
4546:Metropolitan Borough of Oldham
4536:Metropolitan Borough of Bolton
4355:McNeil, R.; Nevell, M (2000).
4270:"Soap actor on assault charge"
4235:. M.E.N. Media. Archived from
4030:Retrieved on 1 September 2008.
4002:. M.E.N. Media. 28 August 2008
3972:. M.E.N. Media. Archived from
3966:"RIP Heywood Community School"
3610:. M.E.N. Media. Archived from
3602:Thame, David (29 April 2003).
3524:"The History of Heywood Magic"
3494:KS01 Usual resident population
3380:"Heywood MB: Total Population"
3181:KS01 Usual resident population
3092:Office for National Statistics
2949:Office for National Statistics
2719:"Municipal Buildings, Heywood"
2507:Retrieved on 1 September 2008.
2372:"Greater Manchester Gazetteer"
2087:Notable people born in Heywood
2004:St. Luke's C.E. Primary School
1443:Office for National Statistics
1088:Office for National Statistics
624:Industrial textile manufacture
81:7 sq mi (18 km)
1:
4571:Metropolitan Borough of Wigan
4250:Holman, Vicki (7 June 2006).
3964:Gray, Lisa (26 August 2010).
3575:Thame, David (26 July 2005).
2753:. M.E.N. Media. 10 March 2003
2629:. M.E.N. Media. 10 March 2003
2470:. M.E.N. Media. 10 March 2003
2022:St. Margaret's Primary School
2001:Hopwood County Primary School
1986:Heywood Community High School
1303:
1261:
1092:Greater Manchester Urban Area
967:South Lancashire constituency
5084:Mersey and Irwell Navigation
4541:Metropolitan Borough of Bury
4172:. M.E.N. Media. 17 May 2006.
3795:. M.E.N. Media. 3 April 2007
3029:Retrieved on 31 August 2008.
2781:Retrieved on 31 August 2008.
2609:UK public library membership
2579:"Heywood, Peter (1772â1831)"
2499:"A brief history of Heywood"
1953:which connects Heywood with
1714:real estate investment trust
1286:
1278:
1090:, Heywood forms part of the
1066:, Heywood lies south of the
1000:. It was represented in the
957:Parliamentary representation
884:Municipal Borough of Heywood
719:Municipal Borough of Heywood
5279:Towns in Greater Manchester
5274:Heywood, Greater Manchester
4510:Mayor of Greater Manchester
4424:www.heywoodadvertiser.co.uk
4166:"Riding plans for Goodyear"
2922:. gmpte.com. Archived from
2748:"Rochdale here we come ..."
2680:"Radical plans for Heywood"
2649:"Island bench for a monkey"
2623:"Captain Fold pit disaster"
2194:for many years. She played
2013:Harwood Park Primary School
1975:List of schools in Rochdale
1955:Rawtenstall railway station
1070:, on the south bank of the
855:Poor Law Amendment Act 1834
717:In 1881, the newly created
469:, Heywood developed into a
109:OS grid reference
103:4,029/sq mi (1,556/km)
18:Human settlement in England
5310:
5191:Grade II* listed buildings
4140:"Paul Gerrard, Footballer"
4059:"Darnhill's Golden greats"
3996:"Heywood top of CLL table"
3952:HCHS 2009 HM Ofsted Report
3253:KS20 Household composition
2522:"Monument No. 890857"
2065:Manchester Football League
1972:
1959:Ramsbottom railway station
1567:
1477:
1447:United Kingdom Census 2001
1341:
1055:
1016:, McInnes was defeated by
1012:from 2014 to 2019. At the
824:historic county boundaries
634:(father of Prime Minister
577:The mill known locally as
4485:Greater Manchester Portal
4481:
2792:Local Government Act 1972
2707:, "Golf's Missing Links".
2321:Greater Manchester portal
2258:SimpsonHaugh and Partners
2016:Heapbridge Primary School
2007:All Souls' Primary School
1796:Lancashire Sketches, 1881
1615:Population of working age
1583:
1350:
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1183:. Hopwood was formerly a
926:Local Government Act 1972
888:Local Government Act 1894
741:, as an extension to the
620:cotton-spinning machinery
309:
287:
247:
139:Metropolitan borough
130:169 mi (272 km)
40:
28:
5186:Grade I listed buildings
5049:Hulme Locks Branch Canal
4125:16 December 2006 at the
3916:"Heywood Grammar School"
3890:"Memorial â maintenance"
3638:"Five-high in the Park!"
2917:"Network Maps: Rochdale"
2299:Heywood is twinned with
2256:, architect, co-founded
1925:First Greater Manchester
1897:First Greater Manchester
1189:overspill council estate
1144:that surrounds the town.
950:township committee areas
896:Castleton Urban District
157:Metropolitan county
4420:, a community webspace.
4414:, a community webspace.
3970:Manchester Evening News
3793:Manchester Evening News
3695:Manchester Evening News
3668:Manchester Evening News
3642:Manchester Evening News
3608:Manchester Evening News
3581:Manchester Evening News
2684:Manchester Evening News
2077:club based in Heywood.
2019:Woodland Primary School
1947:East Lancashire Railway
1943:Heywood railway station
1859:. It is a grey granite
1455:academic qualifications
743:East Lancashire Railway
727:Heywood railway station
714:in Bamford until 1950.
5094:Stockport Branch Canal
5054:Islington Branch Canal
4519:Metropolitan districts
4412:www.heartofheywood.org
4391:Cite journal requires
4295:. Frith Book Company.
3920:www.zen49685.zen.co.uk
3857:"Heywood War Memorial"
3466:Cite journal requires
3419:Cite journal requires
2594:10.1093/ref:odnb/13187
2398:"Town population 2011"
2250:is also from the town.
2122:
2102:
1982:Heywood Grammar School
1900:
1848:
1800:
1773:
1737:
1481:in Heywood since 1891
1145:
1105:, and then onwards to
1096:Manchester city centre
1074:. The larger towns of
1053:
900:County Borough of Bury
819:
775:
745:preservation project.
694:
582:
518:and Knowl Moor areas.
227:Postcode district
5069:Manchester Ship Canal
4493:Statutory City Region
4316:Yale University Press
4291:Hardy, Clive (2005).
2108:
2094:
1894:
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1445:, at the time of the
1342:Further information:
1139:
1129:, and the subsoil is
1056:Further information:
1035:
1014:2019 general election
998:Heywood and Middleton
990:Heywood and Radcliffe
982:South East Lancashire
904:Norden Urban District
892:administrative county
867:Local board of health
809:
773:
683:Industrial Revolution
680:
576:
539:word "haga", meaning
301:Heywood and Middleton
5251:Manchester Metrolink
4594:Ashton-in-Makerfield
3789:"Heywood Advertiser"
2861:. theyworkforyou.com
2054:Heywood Cricket Club
1877:Royal British Legion
1845:Royal British Legion
1643:Part-time employment
1629:Full-time employment
750:Heywood Branch Canal
207:Sovereign state
5201:Scheduled monuments
4582:(cities in italics)
4202:www.olympics.org.uk
3976:on 12 November 2012
3664:"Heywood's toyland"
3217:KS04 Marital status
2987:. mancuniensis.info
2705:âHeywood Golf Clubâ
2427:, pp. 501â505.
2098:, one of the first
2071:Heywood Hockey Club
1833:Luke the Evangelist
1152:follows a standard
974:George William Wood
938:metropolitan county
908:Birtle-with-Bamford
842:of Heap, parish of
685:, Heywood became a
608:Early Modern period
431:, Heywood formed a
348: /
5246:Manchester Airport
5231:Places of interest
4734:Ince-in-Makerfield
4659:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
4526:City of Manchester
4474:Greater Manchester
4418:www.heywood.org.uk
4274:Heywood Advertiser
4256:Heywood Advertiser
4233:Heywood Advertiser
4170:Heywood Advertiser
4083:on 23 October 2009
4063:Heywood Advertiser
4045:Heywood Advertiser
4000:Heywood Advertiser
3939:Heywood Advertiser
3896:on 17 October 2008
3445:on 5 February 2009
3396: •
3386:on 26 October 2012
3369: •
3359:on 26 October 2012
3145:UK Census (2011).
3115:UK Census (2011).
3051:Heywood Advertiser
2779:on 4 October 2008.
2751:Heywood Advertiser
2659:on 20 August 2008.
2653:Heywood Advertiser
2627:Heywood Advertiser
2468:Heywood Advertiser
2123:
2103:
1901:
1873:Dean of Manchester
1849:
1774:
1754:Heywood Advertiser
1738:
1372:Rochdale (borough)
1146:
1054:
1008:, a member of the
994:Heywood and Royton
942:Greater Manchester
848:hundred of Salford
820:
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380:, England, in the
378:Greater Manchester
329:Greater Manchester
293:UK Parliament
270:Greater Manchester
258:Greater Manchester
239:Dialling code
165:Greater Manchester
68:Greater Manchester
5261:
5260:
5089:Peak Forest Canal
5039:Bridgewater Canal
4599:Ashton-under-Lyne
4580:Major settlements
4468:Ceremonial county
4347:978-0-8063-1508-9
4325:978-0-300-10583-4
4302:978-1-85937-266-1
4239:on 18 April 2012.
4208:on 22 August 2008
4120:Christine Gaskell
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3556:on 6 January 2009
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2965:on 9 January 2007
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2607:(Subscription or
2505:on 7 August 2007.
2284:Manchester United
2247:Coronation Street
2212:astrophotographer
2191:Coronation Street
2180:England under-21s
2119:Coronation Street
2100:war photographers
1855:, but later, the
1748:According to the
1727:Shop Direct Group
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1479:Population change
1441:According to the
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1150:built environment
992:(1918â1950), and
822:Lying within the
616:weavers' cottages
476:municipal borough
372:is a town in the
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2288:Championship
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2240:, who plays
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2147:Roger Fenton
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4709:Hazel Grove
4006:1 September
3980:3 September
3799:1 September
3773:1 September
3737:1 September
2886:14 December
2633:1 September
2303:in Germany
2254:Ian Simpson
2238:Debbie Rush
2208:David Malin
2110:Debbie Rush
2073:is a men's
2041:Birtle View
1792:Edwin Waugh
1778:manor house
1624:38,881,374
1527:Population
1451:co-habiting
1393:53,012,456
1158:urban areas
1020:candidate,
1006:Liz McInnes
832:Middle Ages
660:Edwin Waugh
658:-born poet
636:Robert Peel
587:Middle Ages
585:During the
559:during the
537:Old English
429:Middle Ages
355: /
5268:Categories
5135:Public art
5125:Demography
4913:Whitefield
4888:Tottington
4821:Ramsbottom
4806:Pendlebury
4801:Partington
4765:Manchester
4689:Failsworth
4679:Dukinfield
4644:Chadderton
4589:Altrincham
4150:20 October
3900:17 October
3867:17 October
3833:Hardy 2005
3757:ons.gov.uk
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3490:Ons.gov.uk
3390:17 October
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3321:ons.gov.uk
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2991:21 October
2969:14 October
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2757:20 October
2729:20 October
2611:required.)
2474:20 October
2425:Lewis 1848
2382:17 October
2335:References
2210:The noted
2202:Peter Kane
2168:goalkeeper
1984:. In 2010
1973:See also:
1945:is on the
1671:Unemployed
1338:Demography
1314:Whitefield
1242:Ramsbottom
1166:Green Belt
1148:Heywood's
1142:green belt
1072:River Roch
1038:River Roch
924:Under the
828:Lancashire
797:Governance
557:Guy Fawkes
528:Bronze Age
512:Mesolithic
416:, and the
402:Manchester
390:River Roch
386:Lancashire
340:53°35â˛24âłN
282:North West
183:North West
86:Population
5236:Transport
5145:Geography
4932:See also:
4893:Tyldesley
4878:Stretford
4873:Stockport
4816:Radcliffe
4811:Prestwich
4776:Middleton
4694:Farnworth
4674:Droylsden
4614:Audenshaw
4212:22 August
4198:"Team GB"
4087:2 October
3701:31 August
3674:30 August
3648:30 August
3618:30 August
3587:30 August
3265:31 August
3229:31 August
3193:31 August
3080:UK Census
3023:31 August
2690:30 August
2558:7 October
2548:"Heywood"
2403:7 January
2196:Bet Lynch
1969:Education
1887:Transport
1817:Yorkshire
1760:Landmarks
1319:Middleton
1252:Whitworth
1107:Radcliffe
1080:Middleton
1050:Radcliffe
1042:Todmorden
1028:Geography
946:town hall
872:Castleton
687:mill town
628:hand-loom
551:of Heap.
522:from the
520:Artefacts
471:mill town
445:hand-loom
406:Middleton
343:2°13â˛08âłW
277:Ambulance
217:Post town
5171:Churches
4868:Standish
4831:Rochdale
4744:Kearsley
4699:Golborne
4664:Didsbury
4634:Bredbury
4629:Bramhall
4619:Blackrod
4609:Atherton
4336:(1848).
4123:Archived
3337:5 August
3301:5 August
3157:17 March
3127:17 March
3097:17 March
3082:(2011).
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2307:See also
2260:in 1987.
1931:. Major
1919:and the
1917:Rochdale
1861:cenotaph
1789:â
1742:New Deal
1604:Rochdale
1466:Darnhill
1294:Rochdale
1185:township
1177:Darnhill
1170:moorland
1162:land use
1084:Rochdale
1068:Pennines
971:Liberals
912:Unsworth
840:township
836:chapelry
735:Rochdale
656:Rochdale
600:fustians
596:woollens
549:township
437:township
433:chapelry
418:Pennines
414:moorland
398:Rochdale
147:Rochdale
116:SD855104
5226:Museums
5211:History
5166:Castles
5140:Schools
5120:Cycling
5008:Spodden
4993:Medlock
4973:Etherow
4968:Douglas
4923:Worsley
4903:Walkden
4898:Urmston
4883:Swinton
4852:Salford
4836:Romiley
4826:Reddish
4786:Mossley
4781:Milnrow
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4714:Heywood
4649:Cheadle
3507:24 July
3449:24 July
2531:4 April
2270:Elliott
1933:A roads
1805:chantry
1685:Retired
1621:152,742
1609:England
1599:Heywood
1577:Economy
1563:28,024
1560:29,286
1557:29,686
1554:30,443
1551:24,090
1548:25,201
1545:25,063
1542:25,968
1539:26,693
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1533:25,458
1530:23,185
1390:211,699
1378:England
1366:Heywood
1283:Heywood
1181:Hopwood
1121:, like
1119:hamlets
1094:, with
986:Heywood
932:of the
838:in the
765:Glossop
672:Horwich
602:in the
592:pasture
547:in the
506:History
480:textile
448:woollen
441:Farming
435:in the
412:, open
370:Heywood
324:England
221:HEYWOOD
199:England
193:Country
124:â˘
99:Density
97:â˘
60:Heywood
24:Heywood
5156:Places
5130:People
5103:Topics
5032:Canals
4998:Mersey
4988:Irwell
4958:Bollin
4946:Rivers
4841:Royton
4796:Orrell
4791:Oldham
4771:Marple
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