Churches in Wrose include St Cuthbert's Church, Bolton Villas Church and Wrose Methodist Church
while the local post office and local branch library are on Wrose Road.

Also on Wrose Road are Wrose's two public houses, The Bold Privateer and Wrose Bull.

The Bold Privateer is named after the Earl of Cumberland who owned all the land in the Wrose area in the time of Elizabeth I of England.

The present-day Wrose Bull was originally named The Hare and Hounds after its move to new premises, but at the insistence of locals was renamed for the colloquial name of the original alehouse.

There are listed buildings in Wrose on Snowden Road
and Tudor Barn Court.
Churches in Wrose include St Cuthbert's Church, Bolton Villas Church and Wrose Methodist Church
while the local post office and local branch library are on Wrose Road.
Also on Wrose Road are Wrose's two public houses, The Bold Privateer and Wrose Bull.
The Bold Privateer is named after the Earl of Cumberland who owned all the land in the Wrose area in the time of Elizabeth I of England.
The present-day Wrose Bull was originally named The Hare and Hounds after its move to new premises, but at the insistence of locals was renamed for the colloquial name of the original alehouse.
There are listed buildings in Wrose on Snowden Road
and Tudor Barn Court.
Wrose