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Date Posted: 05:27:47 03/03/02 Sun
Author: Paul Darbyshire
Subject: Newton/Earlestown

What is the difference between Newton and Earlestown?I drive through the town quite regularly and have never noticed a dividing line between the two.

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[> Re: Newton/Earlestown -- Ken, 14:17:22 03/06/02 Wed

>What is the difference between Newton and Earlestown?I
>drive through the town quite regularly and have never
>noticed a dividing line between the two.<<

I have always assumed that Earlestown started at Cross Lane and ended at Sturgess Street,the bit that includes Common Road estate is actually called Newton Common.Not bad for a Yicker :-)

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