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Nelson Street, HYDE, SK14 1PE

A typical street of Victorian terraced properties. One section where a terrace has been demolished is now used as a car park. #17 across the road was the home of the artist Harry Rutherford and a blue plaque Image records the fact.

Plaque on 17 Nelson Street Image the former home of artist Harry Rutherford.

Originally a Robinson's pub, The Crown was closed in 2009 Image and in 2010 it was replastered and fitted with double-glazed windows upstairs and black steel shutters downstairs Image The rear portion was converted into apartments with entrances on Nelson Street. The Market Street front premises became a Ladies only fitness and toning salon in 2012 Image Within a year they had moved out and "Ta Tech Solutions" Image moved in. Only a few months later the property was to let again Image In 2015 the premises reopened as Cafe Barm Image advertising Full English Breakfast, sandwiches, beverages and free wifi. A year later it too had closed Image In 2016 it was refitted Image and opened up as a nail and beauty salon under the name Glitzy Image That was replaced in 2017 by Pandemonium Studios Image https://pandemoniumstudios.co.uk/ offering tutoring in piano, guitar, drums, saxophone and other instruments. Then in 2018 it become the Rose Beauty Salon Image That lasted for six years but now it has been replaced by the fashion store Tooba.

Roadworks on Nelson Street as workers renew the gas main.

The former Crown Image on the corner of Market Street and Nelson Street has been replastered and fitted with double-glazed windows upstairs and black steel shutters downstairs.

Formerly the Crown Image, a Robinson's pub, it was converted in 2010 Image into commercial premises at the front on Market Street and flats behind on Nelson Street. In 2012 it opened as ladies only fitness centre Image but they have since moved to different premises lower down Market Street Image Now it is occupied by "Ta Tech Solutions".

The former Crown public house Image at the corner of Market Street and Nelson Street is now a Ladies only fitness and toning salon.

In 2009 these were one shop "DP Flooring" Image In 2013 Image 167 was YT Electronics and 169 was for sale as an "investment property". Now both are closed and shuttered up.

A line of wheelie bins on Market Street. The bins belong to the shops and/or the flats behind the shops. On collection days they have to be wheeled out to the front. The blue bins are for recycling paper and the green bins are for recycling plastic bottles, cans and glass. At one time glass had to be put into red sacks placed inside the green bins but nowadays it all goes in the one bin. Separate black bins are used for unrecyclable rubbish. These are collected on different days.

Boarded up public house on Market Street. Even the signage has been removed although the outlines survive.