The former creamery at Kings Bromley Wharf, Bromley Hayes
Bromley Hayes was once occupied by a creamery owned and operated by Trent Valley Dairy and Produce Co. Ltd on the Trent and Mersey Canal in 1885. In 1892, the creamery went into bankruptcy and closed.[2] However, in 1896, it was reopened and taken over by Edwards Creameries.[3]
It continued to be operational under the company until it was then purchased by United Creameries. Who continued to operate the creamery at Bromley Hayes until the 1930s, when it was finally closed.[4]
Present day
Bromley Wharf, Bromley Hayes
In 2010, a new building consisting of two-storeys was built in Bromley Hayes, which was to be used for both canal boat service and maintenance was constructed.
In 2016, the building was sought to be converted into a private residence by the owners although nothing appears to have happened. The building includes a dry-dock and office space.[5]
Bromley Wharf continues to be a popular mooring and leisure spot for narrowboats and boat enthusiasts.
Amenities
Bromley Hayes is mostly made up of multiple businesses, a few residences and Kings Bromley Wharf.
There was also a garden centre in nearby Rileyhill, called "Bromley Hayes Garden Centre" on Shaw Lane.[6]
Trent and Mersey Canal
The Trent and Mersey Canal passes to the north of Bromley Hayes and Kings Bromley Wharf.
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