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Manchester Road, MANCHESTER, M34 3PR

This row of terraced properties appear to be undergoing modernisation.

San Remo Restaurant on Manchester Road, Denton is a family run business which opened in 1994. http://san-remo.co.uk/about-us/ Note: The photographer has no connection with the premises.

The San Remo Italian restaurant has been operating for many years. The premises on the right were Denton Equestrian Supplies in 2008. In 2011 it was Bored of Ironing which offered laundry services. In 2016 it was SHE-V.I.P offering nails & beauty. Now it has shortened the name, added an accent over the E, and advertises Aesthetics.

The rear of Denton Library and the Festival Hall.

The Festival Hall in Denton is in use as a vaccination centre during the coronavirus pandemic. Entry is from Queen Street. After receiving their vaccine patients exit via Peel Street.

Denton Festival Hall is being used as a Covid-19 vaccination centre. The entrance is on Queen Street.

One of the community hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail inside the Funky Chicken Tearoom. In the early 1900s, it was thought that in order to be successful you needed to wear a hat hence the phrase "Get Ahead, Get a Hat". There was a huge trade in hats, with Denton being a global centre, and the largest hat-making town in Great Britain. Get ahead, Get a hat is inspired by this industrious past with support from Denton Local History Society and Denton Hats. The design is by Gordon Banks, who with a background in textiles was keen to learn more about the history of Denton. As a Tameside based freelance artist, he is always excited to work on local projects so was delighted to design and paint this hat.

One of the community hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail inside the Funky Chicken Tearoom. In the early 1900s, it was thought that in order to be successful you needed to wear a hat hence the phrase "Get Ahead, Get a Hat". There was a huge trade in hats, with Denton being a global centre, and the largest hat-making town in Great Britain. Get ahead, Get a hat is inspired by this industrious past with support from Denton Local History Society and Denton Hats. The design is by Gordon Banks, who with a background in textiles was keen to learn more about the history of Denton. As a Tameside based freelance artist, he is always excited to work on local projects so was delighted to design and paint this hat.

The Co-operative Pharmacy Group, the third largest pharmacy chain in the UK, was sold for £620m in October 2014 to Bestway who have re-branded the pharmacies as "Well Pharmacy". The Denton branch of the former Co-operative Pharmacy on Manchester Road is now "Well Pharmacy" but if you don't get well you may still need the services of "Co-operative funeralcare" next door.

When the Co-operative Pharmacy was bought out and rebranded as "Well" the adjacent funeral parlour continued as Co-operative funeralcare Image Now however these premises are home to the Funky Chicken tearoom.