Kersal Moor

A botanical guide to the flowering plants, ferns, mosses and algæ, found indigenous within sixteen miles of Manchester...

Local historian, Robert Trueblood assesses the achievements of the Artisan Naturalists...

The lives and times of John Horsefield, Richard Buxton and James Percival

Who were they? What did they achieve and what were they doing in the Railway and Naturalist pub?

Anyone can share their Bury New Road stories and photos...

Local author, Alice Searle, uncovers executions, suicides and ghosts on Kersal Moor...

From cock fighting to football, and from archery to horse racing, Kersal Moor has been at the epicentre of sport in Salford throughout the ages. Here, author Alice Searle, tells the tales...

A small piece of moorland that has a huge and rich history, from Chartist demonstrations, to horse racing, Spanking Roger and more...

On Kersal Moor there is a plaque commemorating the great democracy rallies...

In 1838, thousands of people met on Kersal Moor, to support the Chartists and their demand for the vote. It was the launch pad for democracy in the UK...