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Ainsworth (Cockey Moor) is a small village 4 miles between both Bury and Bolton in Greater Manchester, England. It is part of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury. The village centres around the three Churches; Ainsworth Parish Church, Ainsworth Methodist Church and Ainsworth Unitarian Presbyterian Chapel. The Parish Church includes a village hall where Scout and Guide groups meet, Ainsworth Scholars pre-school meet, and there are many village clubs and meetings. Similarly, the Unitarian Chapel has a Hall which is used for many acitivies including line dancing, the Women's Institute and Slimming Clubs. The village contains three pubs; the Rose and Crown, the White Horse and the Duke William. There is a small village post office, Ainsworth Nursing Home, an off-licence and a children's playground. Ainsworth Football Club meet on a local field. Every August, the village hold a Village Day on the recreation ground which is always a huge success, with stalls from local community groups and fairground rides. There are several farms in the village, Whitehead Lodges and a wood, which provide it with a peaceful countryside environment whilst having views of Manchester, only half an hour away.

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