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A tale of perseverance by our
Ratepayers to acquire the village library
Heald Green has experienced periods of rapid growth in the last century - what caused them?
Explore the history of Cheadle Royal and view the beautiful stained glass originally in the Chapel
Who knew! It was originally called The Black Griffin Inn
270 years of history, so a contender for one of our oldest buildings
A timeline of 60 years for this set of shops
Explore the history "behind the hedge"
Explore the history of Bradshaw Hall
How the church of St. Catherine's came
to be built on Outwood Road
Discover the history of Oldhall Farm and the Clarion Club
History, Work and Leisure, Noise, Tragedy, Celebrity - it's all at the airport
From Brook House to a boxing kangaroo
Read about how various retirement flats came to be developed around Heald Green
How the Village Hall was built
Heald Green Hotel has had lots of uses over the years
How Heald's Dairy came to Heald Green, and the last empties went
Read about both of Heald Green's War Memorials, and how this main one came to be moved
The history of Daisy Bank Cottages and the families that lived there
Discover how transport, roads and housing has changed in and around Heald Green
The short history of St. Columba's ; from the late 1950s to the turn of the century
Read about the "Little Chapel on the Hill", first Long Lane Congregational and now United Reformed Church, established 1867
Read about the history of the telephone service in Heald Green and Manchester
Forest, farm, stud and park - read about Bruntwood's development over the years
The history of East Ave park ; from farmland to the formation of the Friends who now support it
From villa, to hospital to hospice - explore the history of St. Ann's Hospice
From farmland fields to Friends of Rose Vale Park, explore how the area has developed
How the Bruckshaw family's Outwood Farm became Outwood Primary
From farmland to first houses; a family affair, from builders to residents.
Just across the border into Handforth, a pub with two hundred year's history
A baker’s shop remembered with fondness by residents. But who was Bill?
On Irvin Drive ; A house with many stories to tell
The story of the Heald Green Theatre Club / Company
A public house built at the right time in the right place. A true local’s pub.
