As Manchester expanded, each main road out of the city developed its own unique character. Collyhurst and its neighbour was very much a place of habitation rather than business which, in turn , led to a large number of churches, schools, pubs, cinemas, and even theatres along Rochdale Road. What it lacked in grand buildings it made up for in a wealth of characters and institutions which became well-known throughout the city.
Views: 130 | Enquiries: 0I am a retired Deputy Headteacher with a lifelong interest in Local History.
I am the author of a number of books about the north of Manchester.
My other interest is singing and playing guitar, usually in folk clubs, and some talks are accompanied by songs and guitar.
As well as delivering talks I can also lead guided walks around several areas in North Manchester
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