A Hyde farm, which was previously earmarked for Tameside's first solar farm, could soon house six new properties, if plans are approved.
Photos posted to Facebook by @exploringwithjake allegedly capture the site in 2020.
PHOTOS: The abandoned Hyde farm set to be redeveloped
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