Dukinfield is a small but resilient town in Tameside, Greater Manchester, known for its industrial heritage, tight-knit community, and scenic canalside charm. Nestled between Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge, the town`s history is rooted in textile mills and coal mining, with remnants like the Dukinfield Junction of the Peak Forest Canal, now a peaceful spot for walks and narrowboat watching. The bustling Ashton Road and Chapel Hill area offer local shops, traditional pubs like The Crown, and takeaways serving hearty comfort food. Green spaces such as Dukinfield Park with its playgrounds and war memorial, and the Tame Valley trails provide outdoor escapes, while the Dukinfield Central Mosque reflects the area`s multicultural fabric. Though modest in size, Dukinfield`s pride shines through in community events and its no-frills, neighborly vibe. With Metrolink access via Dukinfield Village and quick links to the M60, it`s a practical and unpretentious place where history and everyday life intertwine.

Key Features:

• Waterfront: Dukinfield Canal Junction.


• Education: Astley Sports College.


• Green Space: Dukinfield Park.

Transport Links:

• Bus: 221, 230, 231.


• Road: A6017/M60 junction 24.

Commuting Times:

• Ashton: 5 mins.


• Hyde: 10 mins.


• City centre: 25 mins.