Cheetham Hill

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Cheetham Hill is a district of Manchester, England located approximately 2 miles to the north of Manchester City Centre.

Home to the Cheetham Hill Village & Cheetham Hill Cricket Club, established in 1847, which is a mix of cultures and characters including Fred 'The Red' North.

Cheetham Hill is a multi-ethnic district of Manchester.

[edit] Notable residents

Don Arden — Manager of the Small Faces, ELO and father of Sharon Osbourne was born in Cheetham Hill.
J. J. Thomson — English physicist who won the Nobel Prize for discoving the electron was born in Cheetham Hill.

See also Cheetham.

City of Manchester • Greater Manchester England • United Kingdom

Districts
Ancoats \| Ardwick \| Ardwick Green \| Baguley \| Belle Vue \| Benchill \| Blackley \| Bradford \| Burnage \| Castlefield \| Cheetham Hill \| Chorlton \| Chorlton-on-Medlock \| Clayton \| Collyhurst \| Crumpsall \| Darnhill \| Didsbury \| East Didsbury \| Fallowfield \| Gatley \| Gorton \| Harpurhey \| Hulme \| Levenshulme \| Longsight \| Lower Crumpsall \| Miles Platting \| Moss Side \| Moston \| Newall Green \| Newton Heath \| Northenden \| Northern Quarter \| Openshaw \| Parrs Wood \| Peel Hall\| Piccadilly Village \| Ringway \| Rusholme \| Sharston \| University \| Whalley Range \| Withington \| Woodhouse Park \| Wythenshawe
City Council Wards
Ancoats and Clayton \| Ardwick \| Baguley \| Bradford \| Brooklands \| Burnage \| Charlestown \| Cheetham \| Chorlton \| Chorlton Park \| City Centre \| Crumpsall \| Didsbury East \| Didsbury West \| Fallowfield \| Gorton North \| Gorton South \| Harpurhey \| Higher Blackley \| Hulme \| Miles Platting and Newton Heath \| Moss Side \| Moston \| Northenden \| Old Moat \| Rusholme \| Sharston \| Whalley Range \| Withington \| Woodhouse Park
See also: Greater Manchester, History of Manchester & Manchester Category