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January 13, 2022
Double yellow lines set for village street
A road that has been of particular concern to community leaders in relation to parking and driving safety is set for double yellow lines. Holt Lane between Kingsley Holt and Kingsley has seen significant traffic on weekdays with parents dropping off and picking up their children who attend St Werburgh’s Primary School.
January 13, 2022
“A great loss to the town”
Tributes have been paid to a long-standing Moorlands councillor who sadly passed away last week. Councillor Richard Alcock, who has stood on both Cheadle Town Council and Staffordshire Moorlands District Council for more than three decades, passed away at his home in Cheadle on Friday (January 7).
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January 13, 2022
Pastures new for much-loved Rev Nicky
A hugely adored church leader is set to give her final goodbyes later this month as she moves onto a new venture after three-and-a-half years in the role. Reverend Nicky Grey of The Parish Church of St Giles the Abbot Cheadle with Freehay has been a pillar of hope and security in the community since 2018.
January 13, 2022
Council outlines objections to golf course revamp plans
Kingsley Parish Council has explained the reasons behind why it is objecting to plans that could see the remodelling of the course at Whiston Hall Golf Club. The Times & Echo reported in November that the club had defended its plans to improve safety and solve drainage issues after the council raised major concerns over a large quantity of material proposed to be transported to the site.
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January 13, 2022
Fundraising launched for community project
A community group that wishes to transform a historical high street building in Cheadle is asking for donations to help it in its next phase of potential progress. Friends of the Royal Oak recently outlined its vision to revamp its Grade II Listed namesake.
January 13, 2022
“I’m looking for the good will in people”
A resident is appealing for dog walkers to be more mindful when dealing with their dog’s excrement while out in public after he discovered 14 discarded canine poo bags during a walk. Butch Mellor found the waste by a hedge while out with his wife and grandchildren last Wednesday near the disused old railway track in Cheadle. A few had even been hung up on a fence next to a stile.
