Moor Magazine

Moor Magazine Your ultimate guide on what's new, improved, brilliant and booming in the Four Heatons right now. We hope you agree!

Moor Magazine was initially launched in 2010, when two Heatonians with big ideas put their heads together. They created a publication that represented the pride, potential and diversity that The Four Heatons are all about. With hundreds of small businesses both new and old in the area, the concept was to encourage locals to shop on their doorstep and support these fabulous enterprises, instead of

trekking over to large shopping centres (or online). With a focus on locally sourced goods, services and skills, the magazine has helped businesses boom, as well as reconnecting a sense of community in an area with a thirst for local news. Our team have now grown to a powerful combination of writers, creatives and commercial agents. We would like to thank the several volunteers who provide stories and photography as well as those local businesses who've shown such loyalty over the years. You've all helped us achieve a quality of product that is above and beyond any local magazine.

Are you the parent/carer of a Year 5 child? It's not too early to start making a list of high schools you want to visit....
03/08/2025

Are you the parent/carer of a Year 5 child? It's not too early to start making a list of high schools you want to visit. Burnage Academy for Boys should definitely be on your list if you are looking for a high school for a boy - it was the tes Secondary School of the Year 2024 for good reason. Get in touch with the school for a personal tour, or put the September open event in your diary.

September marks the 175th anniversary of the building of St. John the Baptist Church in Heaton Mersey. The church will b...
03/08/2025

September marks the 175th anniversary of the building of St. John the Baptist Church in Heaton Mersey. The church will be open for the Heritage Open Weekend in September. It is hoped that there will be a display of photographs and memorabilia from the church's history along with wedding dresses and christening gowns. If you have anything you’d like to contribution to the display, please contact the vicar, on [email protected]
The church will be open 11- 3 on Saturday 13th and 1- 4 on Sunday 14th September for the Heritage Open Weekend. People are most welcome to come along.
If you'd like to know more about the history of the church, in our Sept/Oct editions of MOOR, we've got a feature by Phil Page all about it.

If you are looking for flooring inspiration, then pay Bramley Carpets a visit. It has everything you need from carpets a...
03/08/2025

If you are looking for flooring inspiration, then pay Bramley Carpets a visit. It has everything you need from carpets and rugs, to laminate flooring and wood, vinyl tiles and sheets, to artificial grass!

Yesterday's Flashback was a photograph of Nursery Road taken in the 1930s.
02/08/2025

Yesterday's Flashback was a photograph of Nursery Road taken in the 1930s.

If you and your child are going to be looking at schools this autumn, be it for a primary, secondary or sixth form place...
01/08/2025

If you and your child are going to be looking at schools this autumn, be it for a primary, secondary or sixth form place, then make sure to book your Stockport Grammar School open event now via the school web site at https://stockportgrammar.co.uk.
In the meantime you can read our interview with SGS Head, Sarah Capewell, (and the whole of the current issue of MOOR), via this link https://digital.magmanager.co.uk/Preview/Index/2795409 /35

This week's Flashback looks like it should be easy.....but we're not so sure you'll get it. We have shown it to you befo...
01/08/2025

This week's Flashback looks like it should be easy.....but we're not so sure you'll get it. We have shown it to you before, (about five years ago!), so if you remember it from then, we politely request that you hold back for a bit on your answer and let everyone guess first. The picture was taken in the 1930s.
As always, the answer will be posted on Saturday morning.

Kitchen shopping over the weekend? Make sure the full-service URBAN HAUS kitchen design studio is top of your 'must vis...
31/07/2025

Kitchen shopping over the weekend? Make sure the full-service URBAN HAUS kitchen design studio is top of your 'must visit' list.

Yesterday's 1972 Flashback photograph was taken on Shaw Road.
26/07/2025

Yesterday's 1972 Flashback photograph was taken on Shaw Road.

Today's Flashback was taken in 1972, but can any of you guess WHERE it was taken?(The answer will be posted on Saturday ...
25/07/2025

Today's Flashback was taken in 1972, but can any of you guess WHERE it was taken?
(The answer will be posted on Saturday morning.)

We're so pleased that Lloyds Kitchens and Bedrooms chose The Heatons for its new showroom. Finishing touches are still u...
24/07/2025

We're so pleased that Lloyds Kitchens and Bedrooms chose The Heatons for its new showroom. Finishing touches are still underway (and we promise to share details of official opening events here), but it is open for business and the team is looking forward to welcoming customers to the showroom at 331 Wellington Road North. 0161 477 5111.

And that includes MOOR Magazines!
22/07/2025

And that includes MOOR Magazines!

🚶‍♂️ Our dedicated distributors are out this week, hitting the pavement to deliver the August 2025 editions of Red Rose Magazines directly to local homes!

🤔Want to connect your business with local residents? Our magazines are the perfect way to reach thousands of potential customers- right in their hands and homes.

If you’d like to be featured in our next editions, get in touch today!

📞 Call Jenny on 01204 300013
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Visit us at: www.redrosemags.co.uk

Address

Stockport

Telephone

+447464465455

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Moor Magazine posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Our Story

Moor Magazine was initially launched in 2010, when two Heatonians with big ideas put their heads together. They created a publication that represented the pride, potential and diversity that The Four Heatons are all about. With hundreds of small businesses both new and old in the area, the concept was to encourage locals to shop on their doorstep and support these fabulous enterprises, instead of trekking over to large shopping centres (or online). With a focus on locally sourced goods, services and skills, the magazine has helped businesses boom, as well as reconnecting a sense of community in an area with a thirst for local news. Our team has now grown to a powerful combination of writers, creatives and commercial agents. We would like to thank the several volunteers who provide stories and photography as well as those local businesses who've shown such loyalty over the years. You've all helped us achieve a quality of product that is above and beyond any local magazine. We hope you agree!