Band. Tottington is also home to two amateur dramatic societies, a football club and a cricket club. An annual one-day music festival and fair has been held in the village since 2002, when it was first held for the Queen's Golden Jubilee. Despite the semi-rural setting, Tottington is well served by public parks and play areas, including Old Kay's Park to the north, Town Meadow Park behind the library, Compton Meadow and Two Brooks and Kirklees valleys. Landmarks 24 listed structures in Tottington, all Grade II. St John with Trinity Free Church of England, founded in 1853. Tottington Hall and gardens, now used as the village library and park. Whitehead Gardens which was built on the site of houses struck by a V-1 flying bomb on Christmas Eve 1944. Disused railway line to Holcombe Brook (pictures) once carried one of the first DC electrified railway lines in the world. West of Tottington runs Watling Street, the old Roman road running from Mamucium (Manchester) to Bremetennacum (Ribchester). Tottington Dungeon, at the junction of Market Street, Turton Road & Harwood Road, stone built with many faces and patterns carved into the blocks. Tottington Viaduct, a nine span construction now carrying the Kirklees Valley trail across Island Lodge Pond, originally constructed for the Bury to Holcombe Brook Line in 1882. At 125 yards long it was the largest bridge on the line and was built wide enough to accommodate a second track if required at a later date. Notable people Sarah Lord Bailey (1856–1922), elocutionist and teacher Bill Doran, a World Championship Motorcycle Racer in the early 1950s was born in Tottington. Len Crompton, a professional football goalkeeper, was born in Tottington in 1902. Antony Cotton, star of popular soap opera Coronation Street, was also born and brought up in the village and was a pupil of nearby Woodhey High School. Vicky Binns, who has played major characters in Emmerdale and Coronation Street, was born in Tottington in 1981 and has gone on to perform in the West End. Lisa Riley, TV presenter (and Emmerdale actor), was born and brought up in Tottington. Riley was a former pupil of Hollymount Primary School and St. Gabriel's R.C. High School in Bury. Craig Potter, Pete Turner and Richard Jupp of Bury band Elbow grew up in Tottington and attended Tottington Primary School. The band's first rehearsals were held at St Anne's Church Hall. Lady Tottington,