Peel Green

Peel Green lies within the City of Salford, northwest of Manchester, and is mainly a mix of residential streets and light industry. The area grew through the 19th and 20th centuries, leaving a street pattern of long terraces alongside later semi‑detached housing and small estates. Industrial development and local workshops sit beside homes, reflecting the area's role in regional manufacturing and services. Street names and older maps show how former farmland was subdivided as the population expanded.

Community life centres on local schools, shops, churches and a community centre that hosts clubs and events. Bus services link Peel Green to other parts of Salford and Greater Manchester, and short walking routes give access to nearby playing fields and small parks. One visible reminder of the area's industrial past is a converted mill‑type brick building now used for light industry and craft businesses, standing among the housing. Local football and youth teams use the recreation grounds, and residents tend to rely on nearby town centres for larger services and rail connections.