St Margaret's Church, Halliwell

BOLTON, UNITED KINGDOM

St Margaret’s Church, Halliwell

An active Anglican parish church serving the Halliwell area of Bolton, part of the diocesan framework of Manchester and united with Christ Church, Heaton.

At a glance

St Margaret’s Church stands on Lonsdale Road in Halliwell, a district of Bolton in Greater Manchester. It functions as an Anglican parish church within the deanery and archdeaconry of Bolton, answerable to the diocese of Manchester. The church shares pastoral responsibility with Christ Church, Heaton through a united benefice.

Cultural significance

St Margaret’s serves as a focal point for Anglican worship and community life in the Halliwell neighbourhood, maintaining its role within the established Church of England.

Key facts

Location: Lonsdale Road, Halliwell, Bolton, Greater Manchester, England
Country: United Kingdom
City: Bolton
Coordinates: 53.5844, −2.4569
Denomination: Anglican Church of England
Status: Active parish church
Benefice: United with Christ Church, Heaton

Practical information & getting there

St Margaret’s Church is located in the Halliwell district of Bolton. For worship times, services, and visitor information, contact the church directly or consult the diocesan website for the diocese of Manchester.

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