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Saddleworth Travel Centre

Saddleworth Travel Centre

65 High Street, Uppermill, Oldham ,
A Friendly Local Travel Agency. Experts at solving travel problems. We save you time and money - which is more important to you?
Saddleworth News TV

Saddleworth News TV

Rochdale Road, Oldham ,
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Saddleworth Property Maintenance & Social Care

Saddleworth Property Maintenance & Social Care

Dobcross, Oldham ,
Local Handyman / Social Care Worker, Reliable & Trustworthy, Holds current Enhanced CRB, Loves the Jobs you hate,No job too Small, Free Quotes, Excellent Rates, References available. Scope of Service includes: Decorating, General Property Repairs & Maintenance, Flat Pack Assembly, Gardening, Cleaning, De-clutter / Clearence, Removals, Shopping, Cleaning, Cooking, Trips / Companianship, Transport to & Suppport at Appointments.
Saddleworth St Chad

Saddleworth St Chad

Church Road, Uppermill, Oldham ,
History: There has been a place of Christian worship on the Parish Church site since 1215 AD, when the first Saddleworth Church was established as a chapel of ease as part of the Rochdale Parish, but in time became the possession of Whalley Abbey. Under the suppression of the churches by Henry VIII, the Abbey had to submit ‘Quick Chapel’, as it was then called, to the jurisdiction of Rochdale and more recently in 1866, patronage was transferred to the Bishop of Manchester. The current grade 2 listed re-build, which stands in it's own conservation area, is late Georgian, and possesses a rather austere exterior which suggests something of the darkening influences of mill industry which was abundant in the Saddleworth villages at the time. However the interior, which includes the original gallery, has a pleasant warmth to it emanating a surprising light and colour. The stained glass with its half-washed off detail tells the tale of the wildness of the weather in that high place, though the church does possess a fine Capronier depiction of the Visit of the Magi. The parish has two other worship centres: Kilngreen Mission Church, situated in Diggle, was originally established in 1785 as a non-denominational school funded by public subscription. This building was demolished in 1870 and replaced by the present building, again paid for by public subscription. Although built as a day school, it has been used for Sunday School for over 100 years under the Parish of St.Chad. The dual purpose building serves as church – with screened off sanctuary, added in the late 1950s – and community focus for many groups and events. It is also used on occasion for weddings, funerals and baptisms. St. Chad's Parish Centre, Station Road, Uppermill, originally the Church day and Sunday school is situated in a conservation area. Since the 1970s a congregation and Sunday school have met there. The hall is also much used by community groups during the week and the Saddleworth Team Ministry office is also situated here.
Saddleworth Rangers

Saddleworth Rangers

Shaw Hall Bank Road, Greenfield, Oldham ,
Saddleworth Rangers is an amateur rugby league club from Saddleworth, Oldham. They boast a first team in the Premier Division of the National Conference League, as well as teams through from under 8s to under 18s. They play their home games at Shaw Hall Bank Road.
Pennine Moonraker, Saddleworth Canal Cruises

Pennine Moonraker, Saddleworth Canal Cruises

High Street, Oldham ,
"The Pennine Moonraker" is a 70 foot long diesel engined narrowboat of 6' 10" beam, which cruises the Huddersfield Canal currently between Wade Lock/ Uppermill Basin and Wool Road Basin, Dobcross.
The Pro's Shop at Saddleworth Golf Club

The Pro's Shop at Saddleworth Golf Club

Ladcastle Road, Uppermill, Oldham ,
Rob Johnson PGA Professional. Well stocked Pro's Shop. Expert Golf Tuition for all ages and standards. Fully comprehensive Club Repair Service.
Moorlands Caravan Park

Moorlands Caravan Park

Ripponden Road, Denshaw, Saddleworth, Oldham ,
Situated on the outskirts of Oldham in the Saddleworth Village of Denshaw Moorlands Caravan Park is the ideal retreat if you are looking for the beauty of the Pennine Moors. For visitors, it is the perfect location for the North of England. Within 1 hour you can be in Liverpool, Manchester, Bradford, Leeds, Hull, York, Blackpool, The Peak district and The Lake District. For the more adventurous the Pennine Bridleway passes through the park. It is a walker’s paradise with the Pennine way close by, and the moors on your doorstep. Not only does the site offer outstanding views, it also offers a warm Saddleworth welcome and an exciting event schedule. Check the Events page for dates of local festivals including the world famous Brass Band Contest, Beer Walk, Folk Festival, Yorkshire Day, YANKS Wartime Weekend, Rushcart and the Beer Festival. You will pleased to know that Saddleworth is also well known for its countryside pubs who serve delicious pub grub & a fine selection of traditional ales. If you are more interested in fine food we also have some excellent restaurants too. Watch this space for new facilities for tourers and campers!