Gatley

Gatley is a suburban area of Stockport, Greater Manchester, England, 3 miles north-east of Manchester Airport. Gatley's essential business region covers Church Road, Stonepail Road, Gatley Road, Northenden Road and Old Hall Road. Here there are more than 40 shops, 10 take-aways, 8 beauticians, 4 excellence salons, 5 eateries, 2 bars, 4 bistros, a bicycle shop and huge office space and extra units.

Gatley has three littler regions of nearby shops on Pendlebury Road, Foxland Road and Silverdale Road, each with somewhere in the range of two and six business premises. The River Mersey was not spanned here until the point when 1745 so heading out to Didsbury implied fording the Mersey or intersection in a vessel. Until the railroad in 1864, the street from Didsbury to Gatley forded the Mersey and came through Gatley Carrs.

The "Gatley Ford" was close to Didsbury's Millgate Lane, recommending the stream was forded some place close to the current M60, M56 motorway intersection. Expressways opened crosswise over Stockport from 1725, with the street through Gatley being among the last, in 1820. This was the fundamental street through Cheadle, Gatley, Altrincham and Northwich. By July 1822, the quick mentor along the street from Stockport to Liverpool by means of Warrington made it conceivable to burn through six hours in Liverpool and profit for that day.