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1755:(once within Worsley Urban District). The college's Worsley Campus, the Learning Resource and specialist Media Centre, caters for 16- to 18-year-olds, and provides access to 50 internet workstations, 15,000 books, and resources for e-learning. It also has a suite of hair and beauty salons, a performing arts theatre and a sports hall and fitness suite.
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old, 1,929 were single (never married) and 4,267 married. Worsley's 4,102 households included 632 married couples without children, 818 with dependent children and 356 with non-dependent children. There were 249 lone-parent households with children. 642 households were occupied by pensioners living alone.
906:, was the entrance to the Duke's underground mines. Two entrances, built years apart, allowed access to the Starvationer boats, the largest of which could carry 12 long tons (12 t) of coal. The entrances allow access to 46 miles (74 km) of underground canal on four levels, linked by inclined planes.
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690:, the manor remained with Elias' son, whose family had by that time adopted the name of the village as its family name. On 23 June 1311 a substantial part of the Manor of Hulton was granted to the Worsleys. The family held both manors until the late 14th century, whereon they passed to the Massey family of
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England may have been at Worsley. Built in the 1780s in a cottage close to the present-day courthouse, and founded by Thomas Bury (a colliery manager for the 3rd Duke) children were taught by a Luke Lowe, a cooper also in the Duke's employ. In 1785 a further three Sunday schools
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was constructed at the junction of Barton Road (B5211) and
Stableford Road. A quarry at the Delph supplied building materials for the region, including the stone used to construct Brindley's aqueduct. To accommodate the workers needed for these industries the Duke built extra housing and cottages. In
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Worsley Road, the area covered about 34.25 acres (138,600 m) of land and included 40 listed buildings, such as the Packet House, a telephone kiosk, and the Delph sluice gates, but this list has since increased to 48 listed buildings. Much of the area around the canal and
Worsley Delph
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Worsley. There are many variations on the name; Werkesleia, 1195; Wyrkedele, 1212; Whurkedeleye, c. 1220; Worketley, 1254; Worcotesley, Workedesle, 1276; Wrkesley, Wrkedeley, Workedeley, 1292; Wyrkeslegh, Workesley, 1301; Worsley, 1444; and "Workdisley alias Workesley alias Worseley", 1581. The
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Worsley had a population of 9,833, of which 4,801 were male and 5,032 female. It is the fifth least populous ward in Salford, and the third least densely populated. The ward has a higher proportion of married couples with and without children than Salford as a whole. Of those over 16 years
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from the mines has, for many years, stained the water bright orange. The removal of this colouration is the subject of a £2.5 million remedial scheme, which was completed in 2004. This has not been successful and as of 2017 much of the canal centered on the Delph is still bright orange.
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Worsley which has the appearance of a considerable Seaport Town. His Grace has built some hundreds of houses, & is every year adding considerably to their number." Worsley Green became a thriving centre of industry.
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were established in the area, and by 1788 over 300 children were attending the four schools. Francis
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Worsley Dam. An Anti Aircraft Operations Room (AAOR) was built in the 1950s. Although unused the building still exists, in wooded land to the west of the town, on the site of the former Worsley New Hall.
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to cross the Irwell. This was built relatively quickly for the time; work commenced in September 1760 and the first boat crossed on 17 July 1761. The canal opened in 1761 and along with the stone aqueduct at
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by the Worsley Project. 18,000 people were rehoused under the scheme, which included new facilities, shops and schools. Another housing estate was built during the 1970s to the north of Worsley Green.
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running approximately northwest and southeast across the area, the village lies along the course of Worsley Brook, which cuts through the ridge. The ridge also forms part of the northern edge of the
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was created. A part of the township then within the area of the Swinton and Pendlebury Local Board of Health was formed into Swinton township, becoming part of Swinton and Pendlebury
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mansion on the outskirts of the village and demolished it to build a new house. The house was put on the market in 2019 with an asking price of £3.5m. Giggs' former team-mate
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which required the demolition of six cottages. The first sod had been cut by the Earl of Ellesmere. An additional branch line to Bolton was opened in 1870, branching from the
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and part of the Bridgewater Canal. The larger towns of Swinton and Eccles lie to the east and southeast respectively, and to the west the area is largely bordered by
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in people's homes to produce cloth. Merchants would then purchase this cloth, selling it at the Bridgewater Hotel, then known as the Old Grapes Inn.
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building is said to have been moated, but no signs of the moat now remain.
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who changed his surname to Egerton, and in 1846 became the
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44:
3759:
3740:
2733:
2731:
2729:
2165:
428:allowed Worsley to expand from a small village of
3967:, Worsley local library: Bridgewater Estates Plc.
3327:
3325:
3323:
3109:Worsley Park, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club
2103:, Salford City Council, 1 July 2007, p. 2.11
2497:
2273:
1987:
1983:
1981:
1979:
1977:
1845:Notable people from Worsley include the actress
957:opened the Burtonville Clothing Works along the
2508:
2506:
2298:
2296:
2294:
1933:
1931:
655:, lower on average than the surrounding areas.
1865:was a mathematician and oceanographer born in
989:were built by the council for veterans of the
842:A Six Months Tour Through the North of England
4260:
3027:, salford.gov.uk, 17 May 2004, archived from
2790:Manchester Airport 1971–2000 weather averages
2540:Great Britain Historical GIS Project (2004),
2233:
2231:
1881:also owned a property in Worsley until 2014.
8:
4745:List of civil parishes in Greater Manchester
3858:(8 ed.), Alan Sutton Publishing, Ltd.,
3334:Monton and Roe Green Loopline Heritage Trail
2571:Boundary Commission for England (North West)
1577:Worsley Village was in 1969 designated as a
766:George Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland
579:Worsley later fell under the control of the
3835:Reader's Digest Library of Modern Knowledge
3643:Greater Manchester Police, Salford Division
2147:
2145:
2143:
2141:
2097:Worsley Village Conservation Area Appraisal
2025:
2023:
1998:
1996:
1831:Statutory emergency fire and rescue service
1237:. The area is bordered on the north by the
4267:
4253:
4245:
3942:Farrer, William; Brownbill, John (1911b),
3921:Farrer, William; Brownbill, John (1911a),
3847:Worsley, an Historical Geography 1200–1850
3666:Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
2604:Alphabetical List of Members of Parliament
2218:"Plans to bring Worsley Hall back to life"
2200:
2198:
1835:Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
41:
4149:The Agrarian History of England and Wales
3898:, F. C. and J. Rivington, Otridge and son
2302:
671:and held for him by the Barton family in
587:and who also defeated the British at the
583:, who controlled much of the area around
4314:Greater Manchester Statutory City Region
4103:, His Majesty's statute and law printers
4017:Living on the Lake in Prehistoric Europe
3907:, The Breedon Books Publishing Company,
3518:
3506:
3494:
3393:
3381:
3369:
3314:
3181:Transformation of Worsley's Orange Canal
2452:
2416:
2392:
2360:
2358:
2326:
2285:
2189:
2151:
569:Francis Egerton, 3rd Duke of Bridgewater
3669:, manchesterfire.gov.uk, archived from
2350:
2338:
2132:
2069:
1927:
1861:in May 1905 and brought up in Worsley.
1813:policing in Worsley is provided by the
1158:recommended the creation of a modified
440:, when large urban estates were built.
278:
234:
202:
178:
108:
48:
5090:Unparished areas in Greater Manchester
3530:
3024:Strategic Planning Background part 2.8
2877:Worsley (Ward) Ethnic Group statistics
2766:, Salford City Council, archived from
2681:, Salford City Council, archived from
2653:
2261:
2237:
2120:
1963:
1953:
1817:. The nearest police station is at
1667:The remains of Worsley railway station
1526:One of Worsley's early industries was
1162:constituency, incorporating a part of
615:the area was covered with forests and
27:Village in Greater Manchester, England
4888:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal
4868:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal
4309:Greater Manchester Combined Authority
4052:, Worsley local library: Sharon Press
3482:
3357:
3261:Research records (formerly PastScape)
3221:Research records (formerly PastScape)
3155:Worsley Village Conservation Area Map
3048:
2440:
2428:
2374:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2249:
2204:
2051:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2029:
2014:
2002:
1057:From the 11th century, Worsley was a
663:Worsley was, originally, the largest
262:
250:
238:
224:
212:
192:
160:
142:
124:
7:
4110:The Architecture of Northern England
4060:Manchester: An Architectural History
3948:A History of the County of Lancaster
3927:A History of the County of Lancaster
3568:Worsley Golf Club – The Inauguration
3004:, Statistics.gov.uk, 9 November 2004
2972:, Statistics.gov.uk, 9 November 2004
2949:, Statistics.gov.uk, 9 November 2004
2903:, statistics.gov.uk, 9 November 2004
2404:
1825:Public transport is co-ordinated by
1702:Early public transport included the
917:and mining. A local quarry supplied
619:. Thinly populated by craftsmen and
4208:Photographs of the canal at Worsley
3461:, salford-col.ac.uk, archived from
2314:
1695:. Both lines were closed under the
1549:. The area has two large hotels; a
1081:ecclesiastical parish, and also in
794:visited the hall in 1851 and 1857;
4883:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal
4873:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal
4097:Rickards, George Kettilby (1861),
3958:– via British History Online
3937:– via British History Online
3805:"Beckham's first home up for sale"
3777:White, Stephen (31 January 2019).
3762:Doodson, Arthur Thomas (1890–1968)
3617:"Racecourse public inquiry starts"
3408:UK Schools & Colleges Database
2926:, Statistics.gov.uk, 9 August 2006
2900:Worsley (Ward) key statistics KS07
1511:Of those aged 16–74, 1,428 had no
1274:Demographics of Greater Manchester
495:contain no references to Worsley.
25:
4959:Greater Manchester County Council
4365:Metropolitan Borough of Stockport
4079:Workedslegh: A History of Worsley
3803:Bartlett, Nicola (7 March 2014).
3240:Hartwell, Hyde & Pevsner 2004
2711:, Ordnance Survey, archived from
1174:, Worsley was represented in the
1166:. The new constituency is called
513:run through the area. Connecting
5050:Transport for Greater Manchester
4375:Metropolitan Borough of Trafford
4370:Metropolitan Borough of Tameside
4360:Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale
3872:Chaloner, William Henry (1963),
3458:Salford College – Worsley Campus
2546:A vision of Britain through time
1891:
1827:Transport for Greater Manchester
1673:London and North Western Railway
1249:, open fields, and forest. The
1243:Liverpool and Manchester Railway
977:The M60 motorway bisects Worsley
748:The Duke purchased the Manor of
464:Worsley is first mentioned in a
424:. The completion in 1761 of the
362:
76:
69:
50:
4970:Population of major settlements
4063:, Manchester University Press,
4057:Parkinson-Bailey, John (2000),
3950:, vol. 4, pp. 376–392
3929:, vol. 4, pp. 171–173
3905:Salford: An Illustrated History
2822:Annual England weather averages
2465:Catford, Nick (11 April 2002),
1257:cut directly through the area.
1156:Boundary Commission for England
727:Lord High Chancellor of England
682:named Elias, who fought in the
77:
4355:Metropolitan Borough of Oldham
4345:Metropolitan Borough of Bolton
4108:Robinson, John Martin (1986),
3963:Grayling, Christopher (1983),
3743:Campion, Sir Harry (1905–1996)
3285:, whc.unesco.org, 21 June 1999
3135:, Brunning & Price Limited
2630:"Worsley, United Kingdom Page"
1497:Office for National Statistics
1141:Swinton and Pendlebury Borough
725:from 1596 to 1617 and also as
1:
4380:Metropolitan Borough of Wigan
3591:Manchester Clay Shooting Club
3086:Hotel Novotel Manchester West
2854:Worsley (Ward) key statistics
2634:Global Gazetteer, Version 2.1
1849:, and television commentator
1096:, which from 1869 became the
723:Lord Keeper of the Great Seal
404:Within the boundaries of the
4893:Mersey and Irwell Navigation
4350:Metropolitan Borough of Bury
4203:Eccles Parish Townships 1800
3431:Greater Manchester Gazetteer
2825:, Met Office, archived from
2636:, Falling Rain Genomics, Inc
2515:Greater Manchester Gazetteer
2498:Farrer & Brownbill 1911a
1988:Farrer & Brownbill 1911b
1077:. Worsley was originally in
105:10,090 (2014 estimate).
5085:Towns in Greater Manchester
4319:Mayor of Greater Manchester
4126:Skempton, Sir Alec (2002),
4040:The Life of Josiah Wedgwood
4014:Menotti, Francesco (2004),
4000:, Oxford University Press,
3411:, schoolswebdirectory.co.uk
3257:"Worsley Old Hall (44273)"
2708:OS Landranger Map sheet 109
1907:Listed buildings in Worsley
1645:Royal Horticultural Society
955:Sir Montague Maurice Burton
111:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
5116:
5000:Grade II* listed buildings
4086:Priestley, Joseph (1831),
3994:Honeyman, Katrina (2000),
2548:, University of Portsmouth
1869:in March 1890. Footballer
1720:List of schools in Salford
1717:
1651:, which opened in 2021 as
1605:manor house and a Grade I
1534:, cotton would be spun on
1501:United Kingdom Census 2001
1271:
1241:, and on the south by the
817:
788:Victoria and Albert Museum
760:in 1765, and the Manor of
502:
29:
4294:Greater Manchester Portal
4290:
3721:, Oxford University Press
3697:, Oxford University Press
2164:Baker, J. H. (May 2007),
2047:"Monument No. 44272"
1899:Greater Manchester portal
1815:Greater Manchester Police
1794:club, west of the M60. A
1767:St Mark's Church, Worsley
1708:South Lancashire Tramways
1280:
1145:Local Government Act 1972
1102:Local Government Act 1894
836:Worsley Delph as seen by
297:
275:
235:
127:Metropolitan borough
64:
49:
4995:Grade I listed buildings
4858:Hulme Locks Branch Canal
4168:Britain's Lost Waterways
4048:Milliken, H. T. (2007),
3923:"The Hundred of Salford"
3892:Collins, Arthur (1812),
3854:Boughey, Joseph (1998),
3063:On the Costa Del Salford
2370:"Worsley Delph (44278)"
1912:William Brereton (groom)
1168:Worsley and Eccles South
1049:, it was originally the
1043:Grade II listed building
824:Worsley Navigable Levels
756:) in 1758, the Manor of
420:activity, including two
145:Metropolitan county
32:Worsley (disambiguation)
4223:Photos of "old" Worsley
4184:Wheeler, James (1836),
4170:, Moorland Publishing,
3903:Cooper, Glynis (2005),
3809:Manchester Evening News
3217:"Wardley Hall (44262)"
1751:has a campus in nearby
1687:. A railway station at
1621:near Walkden Road. The
1513:academic qualifications
938:, who later became the
926:a diary entry of 1773,
867:and the growing use of
721:from 1594 to 1603, and
412:, there is evidence of
4903:Stockport Branch Canal
4863:Islington Branch Canal
4328:Metropolitan districts
4166:Ware, Michael (1989),
4077:Pratt, Ian S. (1977),
3340:, Salford City Council
3161:, Salford City Council
2797:, 2001, archived from
2743:, Salford City Council
2468:Site Records – Worsley
1768:
1693:Mosley Common Colliery
1668:
1653:RHS Garden Bridgewater
1574:
1136:
1129:Worsley electoral ward
1098:Swinton and Pendlebury
1054:
1031:
978:
863:With the onset of the
853:
845:
828:Bridgewater Collieries
576:
389:) is a village in the
215:Postcode district
18:Worsley Urban District
4878:Manchester Ship Canal
4302:Statutory City Region
4146:Thirsk, Joan (1984),
3978:Yale University Press
3875:People and Industries
3845:Aldred, John (1988),
3758:Charnock, H. (2004),
2274:Parkinson-Bailey 2000
1863:Arthur Thomas Doodson
1766:
1718:Further information:
1666:
1572:
1499:, at the time of the
1172:2010 general election
1127:
1094:Local Board of Health
1037:
1029:
976:
944:Francis Leveson-Gower
902:Worsley Delph, now a
865:Industrial Revolution
851:
835:
814:Industrial Revolution
770:Francis Leveson-Gower
567:
559:Romano-British period
492:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
5100:Geography of Salford
5060:Manchester Metrolink
4403:Ashton-in-Makerfield
4228:29 June 2006 at the
4043:, Hurst and Blackett
3944:"Townships: Worsley"
3739:Rudoe, Wulf (2004),
3715:Mason, Tony (2006),
3691:Taylor, Lib (2004),
3066:, BBC, 13 April 2006
2801:on 29 September 2007
2675:Worsley Ward Profile
2584:on 30 September 2007
1948:Salford City Council
1940:Worsley Ward Profile
1851:Kenneth Wolstenholme
1792:clay pigeon shooting
1780:George Gilbert Scott
1632:. The area includes
1630:World Heritage Sites
1559:the Restaurant Group
1239:East Lancashire Road
1217:53.50000°N 2.38333°W
1188:Worsley constituency
1133:Salford City Council
1119:Irlam Urban District
1045:. Built in 1849 for
1009:In 1944, during the
959:East Lancashire Road
936:George Leveson-Gower
808:Lancashire Fusiliers
675:, and for them by a
195:Sovereign state
30:For other uses, see
5010:Scheduled monuments
4391:(cities in italics)
3571:, Worsley Golf Club
2880:, Statistics.gov.uk
2857:, statistics.gov.uk
2819:Met Office (2007),
2770:on 21 February 2009
2715:on 12 November 2008
2500:, pp. 171–173.
2135:, pp. 433–434.
1990:, pp. 376–392.
1833:is provided by the
1480:Religion not stated
1213: /
1039:Worsley Court House
741:, was to build the
733:was first given to
731:Duke of Bridgewater
719:Master of the Rolls
711:Earl of Bridgewater
659:Bridgewater estates
545:, dated to between
468:of 1195–96 as
443:Worsley Delph is a
336: /
5055:Manchester Airport
5040:Places of interest
4543:Ince-in-Makerfield
4468:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
4335:City of Manchester
4283:Greater Manchester
4240:History of Worsley
4132:, Thomas Telford,
4081:, Manchester Pratt
2224:. 13 January 2012.
2123:, pp. 63, 65.
1769:
1739:Bridgewater School
1681:Tyldesley Loopline
1677:station at Worsley
1669:
1638:scheduled monument
1575:
1538:and hand-operated
1222:53.50000; -2.38333
1152:Greater Manchester
1137:
1083:Barton-upon-Irwell
1067:hundred of Salford
1055:
1032:
979:
940:Duke of Sutherland
904:scheduled monument
897:Barton-upon-Irwell
854:
846:
840:in his 1771 book,
707:Sir Thomas Egerton
686:. On his death in
577:
525:. The present-day
517:(Manchester) with
474:Barton-upon-Irwell
445:scheduled monument
430:cottage industries
395:Greater Manchester
340:53.5093°N 2.3845°W
317:Greater Manchester
289:Worsley and Eccles
281:UK Parliament
258:Greater Manchester
246:Greater Manchester
227:Dialling code
153:Greater Manchester
92:Greater Manchester
5070:
5069:
4898:Peak Forest Canal
4848:Bridgewater Canal
4408:Ashton-under-Lyne
4389:Major settlements
4277:Ceremonial county
3833:N/A, N/A (1978),
2611:on 22 August 2008
2431:, pp. 79–80.
2419:, pp. 88–90.
2240:, pp. 30–32.
2032:, pp. 14–15.
2005:, pp. 16–18.
1772:Ellenbrook Chapel
1743:The Lowry Academy
1724:One of the first
1579:conservation area
1495:According to the
1493:
1492:
1053:and village hall.
987:overspill estates
948:Earl of Ellesmere
877:Act of Parliament
820:Bridgewater Canal
774:Earl of Ellesmere
743:Bridgewater Canal
609:Kingdom of Wessex
589:Battle of Chester
573:Bridgewater Canal
449:conservation area
438:Second World Wars
426:Bridgewater Canal
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57:Bridgewater Canal
16:(Redirected from
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3194:on 27 March 2009
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3132:Worsley Old Hall
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1282:Worsley Compared
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983:Housing Act 1919
780:Worsley New Hall
715:Ridley, Cheshire
696:Malpas, Cheshire
593:Edward the Elder
591:in AD 615.
505:Worsley baronets
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4518:Hazel Grove
4190:, Whittaker
3788:28 February
3552:27 February
3531:Aldred 1988
3469:27 February
3116:23 February
3093:23 February
3035:27 February
2654:Aldred 1988
2379:30 December
2262:Cooper 2005
2238:Aldred 1988
2121:Thirsk 1984
2107:13 February
1811:Home Office
1466:No religion
1321:49,138,831
1220: /
1015:flying bomb
997:, when the
869:steam power
613:Middle Ages
551:Worsley man
511:Roman roads
487:Old English
422:Roman roads
418:Anglo-Saxon
343: /
5079:Categories
4944:Public art
4934:Demography
4722:Whitefield
4697:Tottington
4630:Ramsbottom
4615:Pendlebury
4610:Partington
4574:Manchester
4498:Failsworth
4488:Dukinfield
4453:Chadderton
4398:Altrincham
3954:21 January
3933:21 January
3837:, London:
3814:27 October
3650:23 January
3602:22 January
3575:22 January
3483:Pratt 1977
3358:Pratt 1977
3344:29 January
3289:22 January
3266:21 January
3226:14 January
3165:22 January
3139:6 February
3049:Pratt 1977
3008:22 January
2976:22 January
2953:22 January
2930:22 January
2907:21 January
2884:21 January
2861:21 January
2795:Met Office
2747:22 January
2719:22 January
2692:22 January
2640:22 January
2615:3 November
2588:21 January
2552:22 January
2526:21 January
2441:Pratt 1977
2429:Pratt 1977
2250:Pratt 1977
2205:Pratt 1977
2176:22 January
2030:Pratt 1977
2015:Pratt 1977
2003:Pratt 1977
1918:References
1871:Ryan Giggs
1867:Boothstown
1796:racecourse
1636:(itself a
1592:iron oxide
1272:See also:
1268:Demography
1262:floodplain
1104:, Worsley
1075:Lancashire
1051:court leet
1022:Governance
981:Under the
911:plastering
818:See also:
796:Edward VII
629:Lancashire
617:marshlands
585:Manchester
555:Lindow Man
543:Boothstown
503:See also:
470:Werkesleia
410:Lancashire
399:Manchester
328:53°30′33″N
270:North West
209:MANCHESTER
171:North West
102:Population
5045:Transport
4954:Geography
4741:See also:
4702:Tyldesley
4687:Stretford
4682:Stockport
4625:Radcliffe
4620:Prestwich
4585:Middleton
4503:Farnworth
4483:Droylsden
4423:Audenshaw
3545:St Mark's
2805:12 August
2405:Ware 1989
1966:ignored (
1956:cite book
1875:Victorian
1714:Education
1704:Farnworth
1685:Roe Green
1659:Transport
1565:Landmarks
1368:Christian
1247:Chat Moss
1205:53°30′0″N
1194:Geography
1114:town hall
919:limestone
858:bell pits
762:Cadishead
750:Pemberton
709:, became
705:, son of
669:William I
649:Tyldesley
625:corn mill
466:Pipe roll
331:2°23′04″W
265:Ambulance
205:Post town
4980:Churches
4677:Standish
4640:Rochdale
4553:Kearsley
4508:Golborne
4473:Didsbury
4443:Bredbury
4438:Bramhall
4428:Blackrod
4418:Atherton
4226:Archived
4037:(1866),
3627:21 April
3621:BBC News
2833:23 April
2774:10 March
2315:N/A 1978
2222:BBC News
2056:19 March
1885:See also
1859:Kearsley
1710:Company.
1683:line at
1603:medieval
1555:Marriott
1382:Buddhist
1208:2°23′0″W
1139:In 1955
1059:township
985:, large
963:Art Deco
892:aqueduct
701:In 1617
684:crusades
673:thegnage
515:Mamucium
483:Ge-Weore
481:origin.
460:Toponymy
5035:Museums
5020:History
4975:Castles
4949:Schools
4929:Cycling
4817:Spodden
4802:Medlock
4782:Etherow
4777:Douglas
4732:Worsley
4712:Walkden
4707:Urmston
4692:Swinton
4661:Salford
4645:Romiley
4635:Reddish
4595:Mossley
4590:Milnrow
4533:Horwich
4528:Hindley
4523:Heywood
4458:Cheadle
3725:6 April
3701:6 April
3677:6 April
3442:3 April
3415:6 April
3198:15 July
3070:6 April
1823:Swinton
1753:Walkden
1611:Wardley
1551:Novotel
1528:weaving
1522:Economy
1475:14.59%
1377:71.74%
1335:90.92%
1318:216,103
1306:England
1160:Worsley
1131:within
1090:Swinton
1061:in the
873:Salford
804:Dunkirk
758:Hindley
653:tillage
651:was in
607:in the
605:demesne
531:Walkden
527:A6 road
519:Coccium
455:History
358:Worsley
312:England
187:England
181:Country
84:Worsley
45:Worsley
4965:Places
4939:People
4912:Topics
4841:Canals
4807:Mersey
4797:Irwell
4767:Bollin
4755:Rivers
4650:Royton
4605:Orrell
4600:Oldham
4580:Marple
4493:Eccles
4478:Denton
4433:Bolton
4413:Astley
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3783:mirror
2475:7 July
1786:Sports
1553:and a
1503:, the
1489:7.69%
1472:11.01%
1461:0.29%
1447:0.67%
1424:Muslim
1419:0.52%
1410:Jewish
1405:1.11%
1391:0.28%
1374:76.46%
1349:4.57%
1332:96.13%
1164:Eccles
1154:, the
1088:. The
1079:Eccles
1071:county
1069:, and
1063:Eccles
826:, and
752:(near
692:Tatton
688:Rhodes
680:knight
677:Norman
645:Astley
633:stirks
601:Irwell
597:Mersey
539:quarry
485:, the
241:Police
163:Region
118:SD7401
5015:SSSIs
5005:Mills
4924:Crime
4832:Tonge
4772:Croal
4727:Wigan
4558:Leigh
4548:Irlam
3849:, n/a
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1923:Notes
1540:looms
1530:. A
1486:8.12%
1458:0.15%
1444:0.11%
1433:3.1%
1402:0.32%
1396:Hindu
1388:0.22%
1371:8,252
1363:2.3%
1360:1.12%
1354:Black
1346:1.39%
1340:Asian
1329:9,373
1326:White
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