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Reddish (on land presented by Houldsworth) and at South Reddish. A park at North Reddish followed, described in 1932 as "recently laid out, provid(ing) a number of horticultural features combined with recreation facilities, and illustrat(ing) the layout of a modern recreation park". At that time, the Stockport Canal and the Reddish Iron Works made up two of the park's boundaries.

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partly demolished, but now houses small commercial units. Regeneration efforts at Houldsworth Mill were instrumental in Stockport Council winning British Urban Regeneration Association's award for best practice in regeneration. £12 million has been spent to convert the mill into mixed use. The area around Houldsworth mill is now designated as a conservation area.

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parties intent on protecting their interests and preventing competition. Due to their strategic position between Manchester and London, Stockport and Reddish played their parts. Reddish played host to three railway lines, two railway stations and a traction depot. To improve readability, the names of the stations and lines are the latest (or last) used.

569:(5.3 km)); arable land (90 acres (360,000 m)); wood and water (50 acres (200,000 m)); and buildings and streets (44 acres (180,000 m)). At that time, Reddish contained "neither post-office, schoolmaster, lawyer, doctor, nor pawnshop". The population increased over tenfold in the next fifty years with the Industrial Revolution. 1329:(demolished) Furnival's ironworks The largest collection is that built by Houldsworth near to his Reddish Mill, even though only Liverpool Street and Houldsworth Street remain after clearance in about 1974. The houses on Houldsworth Street, directly facing the mill, are grander and would have been for the higher placed workers. 630:

announced a compensation package for firms that agreed to scrap spinning capacity. As the title in the mules had passed to the scrapman, it was decided that the company was not entitled to compensation amounting to over £60,000, despite the fact that the machinery was still on its premises. Actions in the

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Some housing built by factory owners for their employees remains. Greg Street, Birkdale Road and Broadstone Hall Road South have mid-19th century terraces built by the Gregs for the workers at their, now demolished, Victoria and Albert Mills. Furnival Street was built in 1886 to house workers at the

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following the said water to the mid between the county of Chester and Assheton unto the Mereclowe at Redyshe so following Mereclowe unto Saltergate, from thence following the ditch of Redyshe unto Mikeldiche, following that unto Peyfyngate, following that unto Le Turrepittes between Heton Norreyes

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in 1962. David Pollard's eponymous brewery opened in the former print works in Reddish Vale in 1975, moving out to Bredbury in 1978; the business went into liquidation in 1982. The small 3 Rivers Brewery started brewing in Reddish in 2003 but had ceased brewing when the company was wound up in 2009.

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Some of the mills vacated by the spinners found other uses. The Reddish Spinning Company's mill was taken over by V. & E. Friedland who became the world's largest manufacture of doorbells; an extension to the mill won several architectural awards. The mill is now residential. Broadstone Mill was

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Reddish took its share of the decline in Lancashire cotton production and finishing. Broadstone Mills ceased production in 1959; Reddish Mills closed in 1958 with the loss of 350-400 jobs; Spur Mill followed in 1972; and the long-lived Reddish Vale printworks closed by 1975; Albert Mill continued to

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On a narrower level, the estimated household weekly income for the period April 2001 to March 2002 for North and South Reddish wards was £440 and £400 respectively. In comparison with nearby wards, this is higher than Gorton North, Gorton South and Brinnington (at £350, £330 and £340 respectively),

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and building land, and in return Reddish received several civic amenities. A council school opened in 1907, and a combined fire station, free library, and baths opened in stages during 1908 (Cronin identifies a small building at the rear as a mortuary). The council opened new municipal parks at Mid

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Very few buildings in Reddish pre-date the 19th century. Canal Bridge Farm, close to Broadstone Mill, is dated to the mid to late 18th century (the name is later). Hartwell dates a small group of farm buildings and cottages at Shores Fold, near the junction of Nelstrop Road and Marbury Road, to the

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Reddish has a mild climate. The main population is situated along a linear stretch parallel with Reddish Vale. Reddish Vale and the lower lying land in the valley is often cooler and effectively a 'frost pocket'. It is still mild comparatively speaking; temperatures on a clear night will likely be

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The decline of Broadstone Mills was accompanied by high farce. In November 1958 the company sold a number of spinning mules as scrap for just over £3,000. By agreement, the machines remained in the mill over the winter. A small number had been broken and removed by April 1959, when the government

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following the middle of the Tame as far as Denton Brook at Reddish; and so following Denton Brook and a tributary as far as Thornley Lane South; and then following Thornley Lane as far as Nico Ditch; and following Nelstrop Road as far as the turf-pits between Heaton Norris and Reddish (these are

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The history of the development of rail infrastructure in the UK is complicated, with lines and stations being built by a myriad of railway companies and joint ventures. Routes did not always follow the best path; they were created, altered or blocked through lobbying of parliament by interested

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Many tender plants can grow here and in the Stockport/Manchester area in general; the municipal planting consists of much New Zealand flora, such as Phormiums and Cordylines and Mediterranean plantings such as European Fan Palms and Canary Island date palms and Yuccas in residential gardens are

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colder than the land at the top of valley floor or, roughly speaking, along Reddish Road/Gorton Road. The effects of a Fohn Wind are often present here, where the warm air rises from the valley floor, tempering the air at the top and thereby reducing overnight lows, more particularly in winter.

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As a comparison, temperatures on any given clear night throughout the year can be between 1-3 degrees C warmer than the Manchester weather station, situated at the nearby Woodford Aerodrome, but on a cloudy night are almost equal. Daytime highs are similar and predominately almost exacting to

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Again, on a cloudy day, the temperatures can be slightly cooler than Woodford. Dependent on the prevailing weather patterns and the wind direction, temperatures can be either lower by around 1 degree C and occasionally (more noticeably on a warm sunny day) and in the absence of early morning

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passed through Reddish and opened in 1797. It seems to have had little effect by 1825, when Corry's description of Reddish, in full, was "The population of Reddish is but thin". Booker states that in 1857 Reddish was almost entirely agricultural, being made of meadow and pasture (1,320 acres

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Of the 1907 facilities provided by Stockport, only the library is still open. The baths closed in 2005; there is a campaign to reopen them, but it does not have the backing of the council. The ground floor of the fire station is used as a community centre. The mortuary closed in the 1980s.

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The housing stock remains mainly terraced and semi-detached. For the North Reddish ward, the 6,914 housing units were divided into 8% detached house, 46% semi-detached, 36% terraced and 10% flats. For the South Reddish ward, the 6,598 housing units were divided into 5% detached house, 29%

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The canal was purchased by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway in 1848. Traffic declined and the canal was described as derelict as early as 1922. Commercial traffic ceased in the 1930s; the canal was declared officially closed in 1962 and filled in.

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However, Black Brook cannot be le Merebroke as it does not flow to the Tame, but joins Cringle Brook, which flows into the Mersey several miles away via Chorlton Brook. With this exception, Crofton's interpretation of the 1322 boundaries matches those shown on

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in South Reddish, which in 2006 became the only school in Greater Manchester to be announced by the Government as a 'Trust Pathfinder' school. In 2014, the school was judged by OFSTED as "an inadequate school" and was later put into special measures.

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The pub stock is not well-regarded: "Never offering the best selection of pubs in the borough, it is now easily the worst area for real ale availability ..." is a typical description. It has been suggested that this may be a consequence of

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junction at the north, and to Stockport and the M60 to the south. The road, currently designated Sandy Lane, Reddish Road, Gorton Road and Reddish Lane, was turnpiked by the Manchester, Denton and Stockport Trust following an Act of 1818.

526:; this is in common with most of the then southeast Lancashire area. A corn mill is known to have existed at the junction of Denton Brook and the River Tame from about 1400 onwards. The two main mediaeval houses were Reddish Hall at 1853:, the depot fully closed in 1983; it was quickly vandalised and has since been demolished. The Fallowfield Loop line closed completely in 1988 and the track was taken up. The site has since been redeveloped as a housing estate. 544:, later known as Broadstone, then Broadstone Hall (demolished 1945). The Reddish family were major landowners in the area from at least 1212 to 1613 when title passed by marriage to the Coke family. It passed down the family to 1317:, 0.73% as black, 0.6% as Chinese and 0.43% as Asian. For the South Reddish ward, just under 96% of the population of 13,935 were identified as White, 1.28% as mixed race, 1.28% as Asian, 0.86% as Black and 0.84% as Chinese. 4847: 602:

in 1906/7. These major employers were accompanied by numerous smaller concerns, including dyeworks, bleachworks, wire ropeworks, brickworks, screw manufacturers, makers of surveying equipment, and a tobacco factory.

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Stockport MBC describes Reddish as one of the eight major district centres in the borough that offer "local history, modern convenient facilities and traditional high street retailing". The other seven are

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slightly lower than Denton West (£480) and significantly lower than Heaton Moor and Heaton Mersey (£590). The averages for the North-West region and the UK were £489 and £554 respectively (2001–4).

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is known to have been working before 1800. Industrial development followed the line of the canal and was steam-powered throughout. A variety of manufacturers moved into Reddish during this period.

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was planned as a sub-branch and was intended to cross Reddish Vale to a colliery at Denton, but the scheme was abandoned by 1798. By 1827, the canal was bringing coal to Stockport from as far as

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A small number of closures of major industrial employers took place in the first half of the 20th century, due to the ebb and flow of trade. Andrew's Gas Engine Works was taken over in 1905 by

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Reddish is recorded as Redich (1205, 1212), Redych, Radich (1226), Radish, Rediche (1262), Redditch (1381), Redwyche, Radishe and Reddishe (16th century). The name either means "reedy ditch" (

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St Elisabeth's C of E Primary School (Houldsworth School), Liverpool Street. Wall at St. Elisabeth's C of E Primary School, Liverpool Street. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse. Consecrated 1883.

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In the early stages of the blue plaque campaign that saw the Houldsworth WMC honoured, the council's web site mistakenly listed and described Reddish WMC. The web page was originally at

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in the early 1960s. The building was 400 ft (120 m) long. However, electrification was not continued beyond the depot to Trafford Park. Shortly afterwards, BR adopted the

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The Reddish Spinning Company, partly owned by Houldsworth, opened in 1870. Furnival & Co, making printing presses, opened in 1877. Andrew's Gas Engine works opened in 1878. The

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of 1963 recommended that the Woodhead Line be retained and the Hope Valley line, serving Reddish North station, to be closed; in 1966, BR controversially implemented the reverse.

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The depot continued to service locomotives and electric multiple units until the Woodhead Line was closed in 1981. Despite rumours that the depot would be used to service the

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sixteenth and late seventeenth to early 18th century. These would have been on the traditional Reddish – Heaton Norris border, but are now firmly inside Heaton Chapel.

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Summer high temperatures average around 20-21C and peak at around 28C in any given year, occasionally to around 32C. Overnight lows average around 12-14C typically.

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Most of Reddish would be equivalent to Usda Zone 8B/9A in recent years and, with the influence of global warming, with typical annual minimum lows of around -5/-6C.

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in 2004 and a number of modifications made. As of 2006, any improvements have not been quantified. The main bus route is the high frequency service 203 operated by

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and John Greg. There were Hulmes in Reddish in the 13th century, and the land passed through the family until about 1700 when it was given to a charitable trust.

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Reddish has been home to at least three breweries. Richard Clarke & Co brewed in the area for over 100 years, before being taken over, and later closed, by

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The shopping area around Houldsworth Square contains about eighty small shops and has been chosen as one of eight areas to benefit from the Agora Project, an

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Record Society for the publication of Original Documents relating to Lancashire and Cheshire. Vol LIV. Lancashire Inquests, Extents, and Feudal Aids. Part II

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for cotton spinning was opened in 1864. Hanover Mill was built in 1865 for cotton spinning, but in 1889 was converted to make silk, velvet, woven fur etc.

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In 1901 Reddish U.D. and part of Heaton Norris C.P. were transferred from Lancashire to Cheshire, and a further part of Heaton Norris was added in 1913

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trade as R. Greg and co under new ownership, but finally closed in 1982. Ashmore wrote in 1975 that "Stockport has ceased to be a cotton town."

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Bull's Head Building, formerly the Bull's Head pub, Gorton Road. Now occupied by Manchester Vacs, a retailer and repairer of vacuum cleaners.

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Reddish is home to several listed buildings and structures. All the Grade I and Grade II* listings are part of Houldsworth's community.

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Due to its suburban nature and geographical location, close to the municipal centres of Stockport and Manchester, it benefits from an '

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St Mary, Reddish Road; (Church of England). Reddish's first church, built 1862-4 at a cost of £2500 in the "decorated English style".

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Local passenger services stopped using the Fallowfield Loop line in 1958, although through trains continued until 1969. The

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Stockport Advertiser History of Stockport, 1922–1932, being a supplement to the Advertiser centenary history 1822–1922, pp

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system for electrification, with the effect that the Woodhead Line "passed very quickly from ultra-modern to obsolescent".

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St. Elisabeth's Church Rectory and wall at St. Elisabeth's Church Rectory, Liverpool Street. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse.

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calculates a value based on longevity, literacy, unemployment and income. High values indicate increasing poverty. The

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A history and description of the towns and parishes of Stockport, Ashton-under-Lyne, Mottram-Long-den-Dale and Glossop

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See: 7 (Stockport-Ashton); 178 (Reddish-Wythenshawe Hospital); 203 (Stockport - Manchester); 317 (Hazel Grove-Ashton).

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The separate civil parish was merged into Stockport parish in 1935. Reddish's position north of the Tame means it was

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Seymore, Jane (2000). "Appendix 4, Human Poverty Index for British Parliamentary Constituencies and OECD Countries".

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St Elisabeth's Church. The shadow across the roof is cast by the chimney from the nearby Reddish (Houldsworth) Mill.

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as "an inadequate school" as of 2014. It teaches about 1,400 pupils from the ages of 11 to 16, but does not have a

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The Midland was given notice to leave Piccadilly in the same year that Reddish North opened and construction of

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lost); and from there following Black Brook as far as near the conjunction of the waters of the Tame and Goyt.

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had effectively run out of land, and was overflowing into abutting districts. In 1901, after petitioning the

622:. Cronin indicates that the works were still in operation in 1930. The Atlas wire rope works closed in 1927. 536: 527: 128: 1551:, which runs from Stockport via Reddish and Gorton to Manchester city centre. Less-frequent services run to 472:, an earthwork of uncertain origin bordering Reddish, Manchester and Denton. Folklore has it that the names 5709: 5493: 5234: 5166: 5005: 2573: 2328: 2051: 1984: 1716: 1587:

and the Stockport Branch Canal were built to join Manchester and Stockport to the coal mines in Oldham and

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valley on a large viaduct at Stockport. In 1849, a line was opened from the north side of the viaduct via

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by Stockport MBC in December 2006. Reddish WMC was founded by in 1845 by millowner Robert Hyde Greg as a

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Houldsworth Working Men's Club, Leamington Road. Designed by Abraham Henthorn Stott. Opened 16 May 1874.

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The extents have been well-defined for at least several hundred years. Reddish was a township in the

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and Redishe, from thence following Le Merebroke unto the confluence of the waters of Tame and Mersey

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Winter high temperatures average around 6-9C. Winter overnight lows typically average around 3C.

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Reddish is a densely populated area and is near to affluent parts of Greater Manchester, such as

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Woodhead: Manchester London Road, Gorton, Guide Bridge, Glossop and the Longdendale Valley Pt. 1

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Green, Judith A. & Lander, S. J. (1979). "Table of population". In Harris, B. E. (ed.).

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Bethel Christian Centre/Reddish Community Church/Bethel Apostolic Church, Sykes Street; (

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CARADON Friedland of Reddish, the world's leading maker of doorbells and chimes ...

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As of 2007, Reddish has ten nursery and primary schools, including some church schools (

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Woodford, though fluctuations due to localised weather patterns can produce variations.

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Houldsworth WMC. Also used as a church and school before dedicated buildings were built.

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was opened in 1892, to allow access from the Woodhead Line to Manchester Central and

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and Reddish arose from a battle between Saxons and Danes. John Higson wrote in 1852

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The Fallowfield line: an illustrated review of the Manchester Central Station line

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scores 14.4, close to the UK average of 14.8. This compares well with neighbours

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Reddish is home to many tertiary services. Houldsworth Square, named after local

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A lamp standard near Houldsworth square. It pictures the herons commonly seen in

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Reddish Christian Fellowship, Broadstone Road; sited in an end-of-terrace house.

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candidate 25%. The seat has been held by Labour since its creation in 1983.

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and Library. Its members claim it to be the oldest club registered with the

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electric multiple units; the depot was also used to house the prestigious

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St Agnes, Gorton Road; (Church of England). 1908, brick, some good glass.

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was born in Reddish in 1935 and went on to study architecture at the

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Farrer and Brownbill dismiss this interpretation as "popular fancy".

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The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster. - Lancashire. Vol.4

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The B6167 is the main road through Reddish; it allows access to the

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on Saturday mornings, running between Stockport and Stalybridge.

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There are several measures of overall wealth and poverty. The

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The streamlet 482:Flowing with blood, it did the name convey 4778:"Welcome to Reddish Christian Fellowship" 3651: 3647: 3645: 3643: 3154: 2879:"Now MBB spotlight will fall on Europe". 2807:. The Times. 28 October 1958. p. 10. 2755: 2551: 2549: 2472: 2470: 2394: 2392: 2351: 2349: 2347: 2345: 2277:Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East 1802:, but World War II interrupted progress. 1794:. In 1936, the MS&L's successor, the 1769: 966:Learn how and when to remove this message 812: 5131:Greater Manchester Statutory City Region 4202: 4148: 4146: 3940:. Manchester Evening News. 14 March 2016 2984:. Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council 2868:. The Times. 19 October 1965. p. 5. 2738: 2736: 2362: 2210:. Manchester: University of Manchester. 1974:St Joseph, Gorton Road (Roman Catholic). 1738:In 1862, the MS&L built a line from 1435: 849: 675:). The pubs are supplemented by several 649: 559: 513: 4696:. Salford Diocese. 2006. Archived from 4666:. Salford Diocese. 2006. 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The 1495:Broadstone Mill House, Broadstone Road 827:Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council 5705:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal 5685:Manchester and Salford Junction Canal 5126:Greater Manchester Combined Authority 5065: 4856: 4489:. Guardian Media Group. 30 March 2006 4152: 4143: 3696:Ashmore pp 28, 84. Cronin, pp. 7, 41. 3071: 2733: 2630: 2407: 2163: 1643:lies on the Hope Valley Line between 1033: 488:Where victory was won, that memorable 54:Houldsworth Square in central Reddish 4475: 3333:"Reddish UD Lancashire through time" 3284:. The Record Society. pp. 65–6. 3155:Edwardson, Peter (28 October 2006). 3082:. St Albans: CAMRA Ltd. p. 43. 2449:; Wilkinson, Thomas Turner (1993) . 1559:; Ashton via Denton; Manchester via 1069: 948:adding citations to reliable sources 919: 486:the last 'tween the foes was fought, 150:159 mi (256 km) 4822: 4437:. Guardian Media Group. 31 May 2006 3988:Bus routes & timetables are at 3518: 3364: 3322: 3148: 2637:The history of Lancashire, Volume 1 2610:Cited in many places, e.g. Downham 2385:. Manchester: Chethams. p. 30. 2383:NS 81 The place-names of Lancashire 2329:"Reddish South Census Figures 2011" 2308:"Reddish North 2011 Census figures" 817:Reddish is divided into two wards ( 13: 5700:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal 5690:Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal 4724:The Diocese of Manchester web site 4608:The Diocese of Manchester web site 4513:The Diocese of Manchester web site 4101:. Romiley: Foxline. pp. 3–6. 3892:North West Selected Key Statistics 3557:A History of the county of Chester 3106:. 3 Rivers Brewery. Archived from 1776:Manchester Central railway station 1189: 1176:Demographics of Greater Manchester 1061:Neighbouring districts and places. 785:The parliamentary constituency of 741:in 1894. By 1901 the neighbouring 585:William Houldsworth's Reddish Mill 546:Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester 496:Of Gore Brook, also the contiguous 490:Eminence proudly was distinguished 100:2.73 sq mi (7.1 km) 14: 5916: 5776:Greater Manchester County Council 5182:Metropolitan Borough of Stockport 4841: 3966:. 14 October 2004. Archived from 3663:"Reddish Lancashire through time" 3132:. Companies House. Archived from 2745:One hundred years of good company 2453:. Llanerch Press. pp. 26–9. 2029: 1711:(Piccadilly to Sheffield) of the 1693:Manchester and Birmingham Railway 1305:White British is the predominant 500:Bears, in glorious commemoration, 394:Metropolitan Borough of Stockport 5867:Transport for Greater Manchester 5192:Metropolitan Borough of Trafford 5187:Metropolitan Borough of Tameside 5177:Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale 4796: 4770: 4756:. London: Penguin. p. 372. 4742: 4712: 4682: 4652: 4626: 4596: 4570: 4557: 4531: 4501: 4423: 4397: 4369: 4339: 4309: 4182:. 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Manchester: Chetham Society. 3067:. 8 December 1962. p. 13. 2451:Lancashire Legends, Traditions 2439: 2426: 2401: 2374: 2321: 2300: 912:area to work, live and relax. 594:'s printworks opened in 1899. 416:, Reddish grew rapidly in the 1: 5197:Metropolitan Borough of Wigan 2801:"TWO COTTON MILLS TO CLOSE". 2240:. Stroud: Tempus Publishing. 2152: 2147:Listed buildings in Stockport 1659:Reddish South railway station 1641:Reddish North railway station 1169: 1135: 1093: 694: 408:, the population was 28,052. 5710:Mersey and Irwell Navigation 5167:Metropolitan Borough of Bury 2515:pp 275–279, footnote 1. 1985:Seventh-day Adventist Church 1856: 1691:was opened in 1840-2 by the 1533: 1428: 1392: 1118: 1110: 839: 781:Parliamentary representation 701:ancient parish of Manchester 123:11,009/sq mi (4,251/km) 7: 5900:Areas of Greater Manchester 5136:Mayor of Greater Manchester 3588:Guardian Unlimited Politics 3464:(pdf). Cronin pp 35–6. 3420:Arrowsmith p 239. Astle pp 3078:Jones, Rhys P, ed. 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