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This would inevitably lead to major traffic queues at peak hours. Congestion would spread on to local roads. Some local congestion could be more intense than currently experienced. The recently published Feasibility Study Stage 1 favoured a change in the plans — replacing traffic signal junctions with motorway-style junctions. The motorway-style junctions would cover a much larger area and could require property demolition. They would be monsters, out of scale with the area. The family however appears several times in the record.

A Henry de Honford occurs as a witness in the deeds relating to Chorley in the s, perhaps a grandson. A branch of the Honford family held a small estate in Bosden in the 14th century, called Swyndelves , which they passed to the Leghs of Adlington in Charles Bardsley in his dictionary suggests that this is an origin of the surname Swindell, reasoning that the first citings of the name are all local to that area.

He does not have an entry for Bosden. There was a Bosden family who owned land in Hurdsfield, near Macclesfield as late as the 15th Century, and the ancient boundary of the Macclesfield Forest passed through Bosden according to Ormerod. The line then descended down the Handforth family until William Honford, whose daughter Elizabeth b became his sole heir after he was killed at the Battle of Flodden. She married for a second time to Urian Brereton c Being a detached township until the inhabitants of Bosden had to pass through the parish of Stockport to reach their own parish of Cheadle for worship and even burial.

By the time of the Ordnance Survey of Bosden is a farm, and has been for a long time. In it is farmed by John Shaw, aged 70, and in the census, Hannah Worthington. Hannah is a doughty woman, farming the property with a man and boy, and living at the farm with her two daughters, Mary 46 and Ann 39 who confine themselves to domestic duties.

There are also mentions of the Woolrich and Wilson families at the farm. The Farmhouse was built in the mid s and the original timber framed hall was incorporated to the barn which has now sadly been demolished. There was extensive building work in the s and s and evidence of the farm is now gone, demolished in the s. The thing is it is cowboys and cars. The Dodge family were prominent in Stockport back to the reign of Edward I Peter Dodge was held in high esteem for services in divers battles and sieges and in reward was granted a coat of arms on 8 April A William Dogge was Mayor of Stockport in , , and perhaps father and son then possibly his son Oliver again between and Another Oliver Dodge was Mayor in In William Doggerson is shown to be holding land on Hillgate in Stockport, and is mentioned as a mercer six years later.

From the 15th Century until , their family seat was at Halliday Hill farm in Offerton. The house dates back to the s and is Grade II listed. This was Fogg Brook which flows nearby, bothe of these can be seen on the map below, underneath the second O of Offerton.

The house has a flagged roof, stucco covered walls, covering a timber frame. It was probably thatched at some point. The rooms are lined with wattle and daub and there is a fresh water well below the stairs. An unusual feature inside are the crinolene doors. They have been made 12 inches wider at the bottom than the top, so as to allow ladies to pass through comfortably in their crinolene dresses. However the Stockport Dodges also emigrated, and it is thought by Woodward that Peter Dodge of Stockport was the first member of the Stockport clan to travel to the Colonies where they settled in Kansas.

In Stockport some of the Dodge family were hatters in the late 18th Century, and in Samuel Dodge is mentioned as a linen draper. However the Dodges of Stockport fade after that, and none achieves any prominence. Status Added. Houses for sale in Offerton. Just Now An agency of The United Methodist Church , Discipleship Ministries helps local church , district, and conference leaders fulfill the shared dream of making world-changing disciples.

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The original section dating from is built of load bearing solid brick elevations under a pitched slate roof and has timber window frames, although. Discover information on homes in Offerton by researching Offerton property values, Offerton house prices paid, our Offerton property market overview and find Offerton agents.

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At the heart of the community, the AG Centre is popular and well used but was in urgent need of component replacement and modernisation. Three Sixty worked with residents living in Oaktree Court to replace all their bathrooms into accessible wetrooms, to better suit their needs.

Three Sixty recently undertook a large project for landlords, public buildings and home owners, who were in need of Fire Door Supply, Installation and Certification. Three Sixty are undertaking the roof replacement and renewing of wall render works on several private and social housing properties in Adswood, Stockport. Offerton Estate Improvements. New cladding and wall insulation improved the energy efficiency of the buildings The properties had cross-wall constructions with load-bearing walls to the side elevations or party walls.

The new appearance of properties To improve the appearance of the buildings, the Three Sixty team selected materials that will give a more modern contemporary look for the cladding systems. New roofs in Offerton Three Sixty has transformed several properties by fitting new, insulated roofs.

Other improvements in Offerton Estate Three Sixty Construction team has replaced windows and doors in some properties, selected due to condition and age of the buildings. Feedback from residents Customer feedback has been excellent.

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