St. Edward’s Park is set in 122 acres of parkland. There are a range of residences on the site (new build & refurbished) including apartments and detached properties. The park is now a thriving community created on the site of the former St. Edward’s Hospital in the village of Cheddleton.
The hospital was constructed in 1897 to cope with the influx of patients from other
nearby asylums, this entire site was set in ancient woodland and was amazingly landscaped.
The
hospital had closed by 1999 and soon afterwards Redrow Homes started to convert many
of the former hospital buildings into apartments. Together with Bryant many new
homes were also constructed. Work is now almost complete with builders due to leave
the site by the end of 2008.
Water Heaters – Refurbished Apartments and Town Houses
If you have a Gledhill Pulsacoil Heater installed in your home please make sure the ‘Plastic Feed Tank’ is filled to the waterline. There should be an isolating valve in the cupboard adjacent to your tank. Turning this on carefully (and off, of course) will allow you to fill the tank to the waterline. Then make sure the lid is securely replaced on the Plastic Feed Tank so as not to allow any moisture to escape.
Heaters can fail due to empty tanks!
Full service support for your Pulsacoil water heater can be obtained from: Gledhill
Response Limited
Sycamore Estate, Squires Gate, Blackpool FY4 3RL
Tel: 08445 679898
Fax: 01253 474445
E-mail: response@gledhill.net
Their website is: http://www.gledhill.net/response/index.htm
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