Haywood interiors, Leek

A Great old mill, that used to have a factory shop at the front selling its products, now an antique shop.

The Flying horse

The Flying horse pub, out on the Ashbourne road in Leek

St Edward Street, Leek part 8

I'm going to take you on a walk up St Edward street in Leek, in reality the walk will only take 5 mins, but here i'll spread it over 8 days, day 8.

Stanley's on the corner of Stanley street and St Edward street, i think it used to be a bank, then a bookies, now its a pub. The road leading off ends at the bottom of the market place, just by the white building.

This is the end of my walk up St Edward street, with a bit yet to go, i may just cover that end in an other set of shots.

St Edward Street, Leek part 7

I'm going to take you on a walk up St Edward street in Leek, in reality the walk will only take 5 mins, but here i'll spread it over 8 days. day 7.

The Leek united building society, now leeks only home grown building society, this is their head office right in the heart of the town.

St Edward Street, Leek part 6

I'm going to take you on a walk up St Edward street in Leek, in reality the walk will only take 5 mins, but here i'll spread it over 8 days, day 6.

Next door to yesterdays building and in a totally different style, check out the upstairs windows, to keep the roof level they have missed off the feature above 3 of them.

St Edward Street, Leek part 5

I'm going to take you on a walk up St Edward street in Leek, in reality the walk will only take 5 mins, but here i'll spread it over 8 days, day 5.

About a 1/4 of the way up stands this fantastic building, on of my favourite in all of Leek, dated 1883.

St Edward Street, Leek part 4

I'm going to take you on a walk up St Edward street in Leek, in reality the walk will only take 5 mins, but here i'll spread it over 8 days, day 4.

Spout hall, St Edward street used to be called Spout street, after the river that used to run down it.

Opening day of my new exhibition, Bricks and Water.

The free exhibition, “Bricks and Water” is inspired by the wonderful mix of water, light and reflections, from the natural world, juxtaposed with a collection of images from the man made world high lighting some of the fantastic buildings we have locally.

The photos are a mix of Digital images, Prints and Slides, taken over a number of years and are being shown as part of the Leek Arts festival.

Wonderfully displayed in the Coffee Clique, Getliffe’s yard from the 1st of May to the 31st of May.