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The Close, MANCHESTER, M34 3PN

The school came to being in September 2010 when Egerton Park School and Two Tree School merged under one name. The school continued operate on two sites until January 2012 when this new building on Taylor Lane opened. It is built on the site of the original playing fields at Egerton Park and new playing fields have been built on the site of the old building.

The church has been active since 1946, when Pastor Alf Webb invited people to services in a room above Stevensons Electrical Supplies in Denton. It wasn't until 1948 that building work was commenced at a site on Seymour Street. In September 1950 Carmel Denton was opened and Pastor Durham became the new pastor. In 1959 a smaller hall was built next to the main building. Mr and Mrs Alf Slater began attending the church. In 1960 Alf was made an elder and remained one until 2005. In 1977 an extension to the main building was opened with joined the main building to the smaller hall. In 1985 the name was changed to Carmel Christian Centre and in 1987 Jim and Jackie Bowler took over as joint leaders of the church. They remained leaders until their retirement in June 2006, when the leadership was passed over to Mark Thomas. Church website: http://www.carmelcc.org.uk/

On the left is the warehouse, distribution hub and training centre of Multiple Winding http://www.multiplewinding.co.uk/ The firm started in 1916 supplying textile yarns, woven fabrics and multi-end wound fibres. In the First World War they specialised in the production of cotton coverings for telephony cables. The company is now under the ownership of B&W Fibreglass. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the business depicted.

Looking back on Streetview as far as 2009, the Lucky Chinese Takeaway and the Lunch Box have remained unchanged. Before 2014 Taylor Lane Off Licence was Ruth & Dave's Newsagents, Off Licence and Grocers. The nail and beauty salon She Sparkles has changed several times having been previously a children's boutique Perfect Princess, Oh la la hair salon, Ling's Nails, Simply Nails & Beauty.

On the corner of Taylor Lane and Beech Avenue Image

Traditional chippie on Belgrave Street - eat in or take away. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the business depicted.

A recreation ground off Mansfield Avenue, named after Queeni, a horse that lived on the field.

On the corner is a GR VI Postbox (M34 184D) Image