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Tel code: 0161 | code search
Postcode: M30 | code search
Population: 36600
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St Andrews Medical Centre
"Drs Budden, Sutherland and Tasker This is a three Doctor practice serving a list of around 4500 patients in Eccles Dr Pete Budden BSc (MedSci) MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP Dr Tom Tasker ..." More

Crown Dental Practice
"I would like to recommend this practice to other would be customers. I have had several dentists in past years in various areas and various levels of competancy ranging from ..." More

Monton House Hotel
"Good Points: The efficient check-in and staff were friendly. Bad Points: Needs a complete refurbishment - carpets, furniture and decor. Could be a good quality hotel if money spent refurbishing ..." More

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Eccles is a suburb of Manchester, to the north of the City tracing its history back to around 1200 and whose Romano British name is taken to simply mean “church” from the Latin “Ecclesia”. Eccles, unlike other Manchester towns, managed to remain reasonably industry free until the latter part of the 18th century and then the canal arrived easing access and helping industry to grow. The area already a thriving silk industry but the climate and canal network soon meant that the mills were given over to cotton production. However Eccles is most famous for its cake – the Eccles Cake was invented here in the late 18th century and even today arguments still rage as to who should be credited with their invention, was it James Birch or was it Elizabeth Raffald? At one time the recipe included rum and brandy and that may account for why the Puritans wanted to ban the sale of them! Today Eccles has the benefit of many local amenities and services which has its attraction for the local residents and whilst the original location of where the first Eccles Cakes were made has now gone it is still worth taking the time to track one down and savour it over a cup of tea or coffee whilst watching the world go by.

Classes

Dance - Jagers Dance Centre

Dentist

Crown Dental Practice
Gill M J & Associates
Revive Dental Care - Monton

Doctor

Dr G Leach
Dr Joseph M Borg-Costanzi
Drs Purser, Stalley & Whittaker
Eccles Health Centre
St Andrews Medical Centre

Hostel

Ascott Hotel

Market

Eccles Market

Performing Arts

Stagecoach Theatre Arts-Salford

Pub and Bar

Bargee
Bird In Hand
Blue Bell
Drop Inn
Golden Lion
Red Lion
Ship Canal

Taxi

9090 Private Hire

New Lyle Cars
New Worsley Cars

Sports Clubs

Eccles R.F.C (Rugby Union)
Winton CC (Cricket)

Shops

Boots
Andersons Opticians
Barry's Ltd
Fresh Cafe
Seasons Coffee Shop
The Crusty Cobb
Woodys
The Larder
Wards Bakery
Haymans Bakery Ltd
Target Meat Co Ltd
Hamlets Florist & Garden Centre

Places to Stay near Eccles

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Travelodge Manchester Trafford Park (0.75 miles)

The Travelodge Manchester Trafford Park is situated in an ideal location for visiting the famous Trafford Centre just 0.5 mile away. The hotel is also close by to many other attractions including Manchester United FC ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre North (1.06 miles)

Within easy reach of the M60, near Manchester Trafford Centre, Manchester Football Club and only 5 miles from Manchester city centre. This hotel is 10 miles from Manchester Airport, 6 miles from Piccadilly train station ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre West (1.07 miles)

Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre West

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The hotel is an official hotel of Manchester United, situated opposite the famous Trafford Centre shopping complex. We are located within a short drive of many attractions.

All 161 stylish bedrooms are ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre South (1.28 miles)

Ideally located near the M60 junction 10, next to Manchester Trafford Centre. For more shops and local amenities Manchester city centre is only 5 miles away. Situated 10 miles from Manchester Airport and just 6 ... More | visit website
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My-Places - The Coppice (1.71 miles)

My-Places - The Coppice

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Newly built, 2 bedroom luxury apartment in Worsley, Stay with the rich and famous. Chatsworth Road is the place to stay! 10 min away from The Trafford Centre - the ... More

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Novotel Manchester West (1.75 miles)

Novotel Manchester West
The Novotel Manchester West is an 3 star AA rated hotel in the historic village of Worsley, ideally located for a business trip but also for a short family break with easy access to all ... More | visit website
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Ivy Mount Guest House (1.79 miles)

Ivy Mount Guest House
Whether you are visiting the area on business or for a holiday; The Ivy Mount is the perfect base. From here; it is just a 10 minute drive into Manchester; a couple of hours to ... More | visit website
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Marriott Worsley Park Hotel & Country Club (2.05 miles)

Marriott Worsley Park Hotel & Country Club
Whether you're travelling for business, pleasure, or planning a meeting, Worsley Park, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club focuses on what it takes to make your trip successful. Enjoy the comfort of one of our ... More | visit website
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Beaucliffe Hotel (2.14 miles)

Beaucliffe Hotel

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Just outside of Manchester city centre, this traditional-style, family-run hotel offers comfortable accommodation in a convenient location with a full cooked English breakfast included in the price.
Close to the M602 motorway, ... More

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Holiday Inn - MediaCity (2.75 miles)

Holiday Inn - MediaCity

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Located at Salford Quays, the Holiday Inn Manchester - MediaCityUK is a brand new hotel offering 218 air-conditioned ensuite bedrooms, meeting facilities and private dining, at the heart of the ... More

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