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Bankmill Close, MANCHESTER, M13 9WB

Behind Kincardine Road.

A green space in the Brunswick area of Manchester.

Taken on Downing Street, looking south. The castle-like building on the left is the TA Centre.

In one corner of Gartside Gardens Image is a sculpture Image by Karl Macauley, a Manchester based chainsaw carver http://www.elegantchainsawcarvings.co.uk/about-me

This sculpture of a bee, a symbol of the city of Manchester, on a tree in Gartside Gardens Image was created by Karl Macauley, a Manchester based chainsaw carver http://www.elegantchainsawcarvings.co.uk/about-me

A small urban park bounded on three side by houses on the Brunswick Estate. It started out in 1821 as Rusholme Road Cemetery. The last burial was carried out in 1933. See Manchester History http://manchesterhistory.net/manchester/outside/gartsidegardens.html for more information. The gardens are currently managed by S4B - see http://s4bmanchester.co.uk/the-vision/open-and-green-spaces/gartside-gardens-faqs/

The A6 out of Manchester towards Stockport.

Ardwick Green Barracks. A Territorial Army centre for the Kings and Cheshire Regiment. (Edit 3/2012. In 2006 reorganisation within the TA took place and the Barracks is now home to the 4th Battalion of The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. See Gerald England's submission; Image )

Originally the old Volunteer Barracks, a Victorian castellated structure bearing the old volunteer motto "Defence Not Defiance". During WWII, after the 8th Battalion had moved out of their HQ on Ardwick Green, for most of the wartime period the drill hall was used by the Military Police as a "lockup" and would have housed deserters and absentees when apprehended and waiting for escorts to return them to their own unit. When Keith Williamson photographed the building in 2005 Image it was home to the Kings and Cheshire Regiment. In July 2006 the King's Regiment companies were amalgamated with the Lancastrian and Cumbrian Volunteers to form the 4th Battalion (Volunteers), Duke of Lancaster's Regiment (King's Lancashire and Border), and the Cheshire Regiment companies amalgamated with the West Midlands Regiment to form the 4th Battalion (Volunteers), Mercian Regiment. Now called Tanzano House and bearing the motto "Always Ready", the barracks is currently the home of the 4th Battalion of The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. It is the only TA Infantry Unit in the North West of England which consists of 4 rifle company locations and 4 detachment locations employing some 500 men and women. The Battalion supports the Regular Army both at home and abroad, such as in Iraq and Afghanistan, and it provides assistance to the civil authorities in times of crisis such as the Foot and Mouth epidemic in 2001.