Page 14 - Tyldesley News Today

Formed in 1973, based in Tyldesley, operations in Poland and India, with eyes on growing global EV market

WITH new bars, coffee shops, and improved shop fronts, Tyldesley has gone through somewhat of a transformation in recent years.

A FORMER chefs vision for a craft beer and live music bar has been one of the reasons for the transformation of Tyldesleys high street.

Photograph posted by johnriley1uk with the description: This is a lawn cemetery that also contains war graves and has quite a bit of woodland cover as well. This shot I liked purely for the wonderful lighting that reminded me of the colour slides I used to shoot, back in the dawn of time. The low viewpoint also helps?

FOLLOWING on from last weeks picture from the General Strike in 1926, here is another mining-themed picture from the past.

WHILE officers and units still operate out of Leigh Police Station, a common complaint from residents is that the station is closed to the public.

A RADIO station launched out of a garage in Tyldesley is now thriving and connecting to thousands of listeners every month.

AN ARTISAN pizzeria and bakery has had to readjust to life in Leigh after the multitude of challenges that have been thrown its way.

HERE is a great picture which dates back to the time of the general strike of 1926.

A NURSERY has gone from disappointment to elation following a new Ofsted score – just six months after the regulator delivered a damning verdict.