Bromborough - Definition and Overview

Bromborough is a village on Wirral, Merseyside,England

It is one of several disputed candidates from the site of Battle of Brunanburh.

South of the A41, Bromborough is mainly residential development started in the 1930s centred around the original village centre with its market cross. North of the A41 towards the Mersey is industrial development and includes Bromborough Pool, an early industrial village built in 1854 by Price's Candles. Part of the industry is connected to the (relatively small) dock and includes a controversial Ammonium nitrate warehouse and the main landfill site for Wirral.

See also

• Bromborough Dock

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