Running Man: Panel 1
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Running Man: Panel 1 by Gerald England as part of the Geograph project.
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Running Man: Panel 1
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 25 Jun 2015
Panel 1 was sponsored by Easy Access Self Storage and informs us: The designation Norrey or Norres came from the family name of the le Norreys in 1364. Heaton Norris was part of the Manchester barony of the Grelley family, but between 1162 and 1180 It belonged to William le Norreys. In the early 13th century Heaton Norris was a sub manor Manchester, encompassing what we know now as the Four Heatons. The area reverted back to the manor of Manchester around 1280. The township stretched from Cringle Brook in the north to the river Mersey in the south which is a distance of approximately two miles. The south east part has long been a part of Stockport since 1832 when it was included in the Parliamentary borough and in the municipal borough in 1835 when a district ward was formed.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.425737
Longitude
-2.179494