True & true.i think its stockport council. there were rumors that sale sharks were trying to move back in though.
Shite = cheap. Not much to lose but good chance to gain.Simple all those places are greater manchester in political and admin boundries
But anything south of the mersey and east of the tame is cheshire and anything north and west is lancashire.
But back to Vinny, seems an odd choice considering stockport are shite
What???True & true.
Stockport is in Cheshire, but pays rates to Manchester, which is the same for any village in Stockport, so Hazel Grove, High Lane, Cheadle Hulme, Bramhall etc pay rates to Manchester, whereas Disley & Poynton (plus anywhere else heading towards Macc from Poynton) pay their’s to East Cheshire Council. Postal address is Cheshire, Rates is Manchester.
What???
Stockport pay rates to Stockport council.
Disley is in the High Peaks and (I think) pay rates to Derbyshire.
This. Alan Sugar said he never understood why he bought Tottenham. You buy a football club not to make money but if you want to be involved in something greater. It's an alternative to gambling fortune away in Vegas.Owning and running a football club is like flushing money down the toilet not many football clubs make a profit.
No it isn't.Stockport's in Cheshire:-)
The confusion over which county Stockport is in is the fault of the Post Office , they never recognised Gtr Manchester as a county . But Stockport is one of the ten local authorities in Gtr Manchester . Also Disley is in Cheshire , with the border for Derbyshire just a bit ferver up the A6, at the turning for New MillsYeah, my sister lives in New Mills, which has an SK22 postcode and is in Derbyshire.
No it isn't.
The historic boundary between Lancashire and Cheshire is the River Mersey which goes right through the middle of Stockport's town centre. So only part of Stockport was ever in Cheshire.