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Bury Old Road, MANCHESTER, M8 5NW

This is the northern end of the Cheetham Hill Road shopping street. The Woolworths premises have still not been re-let.

Showing position of Postbox No. M8 153. See Image] for postbox.

Outside the Post Office. Postbox No. M8 153. See Image] and Image] for context.

Looking north west on the A665.

Showing position of Postbox No. M8 153. See Image] for postbox.

The group of shops on Bury Old Road include a Barnardo's charity shop, William Hill bookmakers, Boots pharmacy and Sanam sweethouse and bakery.

Bury Old Road at Cheetham Hill Village.

"This garden is to commemorate the former use of the land as a Wesleyan Cemetery. The remains of those interred in the cemetery between 25th October 1868 and July 1968 have been removed and are now interred at Bury Cemetery, Blackley Cemetery and Southern Cemetery, where there are monuments to confirm their origins." This little garden is adjoining Tesco's carpark. A few years back, the existing shopping centre was demolished and replaced with a giant supermarket and a number of new small shop units. Tesco's opened in 2009, but the small units are still mostly empty four years on. Adjacent to the old shops was a disused cemetery and, amid much controversy, the bodies were moved and a giant carpark built.

The plaque reads: "This garden is to commemorate the former use of the land as a Wesleyan Cemetery. The remains of those interred in the cemetery between 25th October 1868 and July 1968 have been removed and are now interred at Bury Cemetery, Blackley Cemetery and Southern Cemetery, where there are monuments to confirm their origins." This little garden is adjoining Tesco's carpark. A few years back, the existing shopping centre was demolished and replaced with a giant supermarket and a number of new small shop units. Tesco's opened in 2009, but the small units are still mostly empty four years on. Adjacent to the old shops was a disused cemetery and, amid much controversy, the bodies were moved and a giant carpark built.

"This garden is to commemorate the former use of the land as a Wesleyan Cemetery. The remains of those interred in the cemetery between 25th October 1868 and July 1968 have been removed and are now interred at Bury Cemetery, Blackley Cemetery and Southern Cemetery, where there are monuments to confirm their origins." These are the words on a plaque at the entrance to the garden. This little garden is adjoining Tesco's carpark. A few years back, the existing shopping centre was demolished and replaced with a giant supermarket and a number of new small shop units. Tesco's opened in 2009, but the small units are still mostly empty four years on. Adjacent to the old shops was a disused cemetery and, amid much controversy, the bodies were moved and a giant carpark built.