Foxdenton Hall

A hall is built on the site for William Ratclyffe.

A new hall is built for Alexander Radclyffe - replacing of the previous hall

Noted Scientist and Suffragette Lydia Becker is born at Foxdenton Hall.

The Radclyffe family lease the hall and the adjoining Park to Chadderton Council, who open the site to the public.

The hall has fallen into disrepair and is council taken into council ownership.

The council perform neccessary restoration work to the hall.

Friends of Foxdenton rally begin fund raising for the hall and start running a café and toilet facility in the hall for the park's visitors.

The hall is again declared unsafe and closed by the council.

The community group Chadderton Together is granted a licensing arrangement so they might search for funding to refurbish the building and to rebuild a pavilion at the rear. Oldham Council grant the project £30,000 with the support of the ward councillors.

The renovation of the Pavilion and creation of Lydia's Tearoom (named after Lydia Becker) continues, supported by grant from Viridor Credits, Heritage Lottery, Action Oldham and Oldham Council.

Chadderton Together plans to open the Pavlion and Tea Room in the summer of 2019.