A tiny ancient parish once populated by just over 100 people is now home to one of the country's biggest international airports.
In the little known village of Ringway, which has castle ruins that very few people know about, lies Manchester Airport. Initially known as Ringway Airport, it was named after the quaint parish - historically based in Cheshire, but now classed as Greater Manchester.
According to the 2011 census, Ringway’s population was 103. The parish, which is a collection of houses and farms around Sunbank Lane, was first mentioned in medieval times.
