This weekend (July 9th-12th), the Cheadle Carnival Committee hosted a fantastic event for the town. Previous Cheadle Carnivals have been a source of pride and admiration for recent generations, and this weekend's event was equally impressive. The festival kicked off with a Dancefest event on the evening of the 9th and a parade through the town at 12 noon on Saturday, leading to the opening of a wealth of attractions as the parade made its way to Tean Road Recreation Ground an
Digger giant JCB who has two factories at the Harewood Estate, Leek Road, Cheadle donated £1,500 each to Cheadle Carnival, and the town’s Party in the Park. Pictured (L to R): Cllr Paulette Upton, JCB Compact Products General Manager Jamie Barker, Cllr Kate Mills, Operations Manager Greg Leese, Cheadle Carnival organiser Hayley Beresford & Materials Manager William Watson. Handing over the cheques, JCB Compact Products Operations Manager Jamie Barker said: “Cheadle is home to
The much-loved Cheadle Carnival is set to make a big return in 2026 after taking a year off, with organisers promising it will be bigger and better than ever. Here's what visitors can expect. The celebrations will begin early with a special Friday Evening Dance Fest featuring dance DJ sets from K-Klass, Passion Emporium and Motion Ibiza, promising an electric atmosphere to launch the carnival weekend in style. Tickets for the Friday night event are available now on Skiddle. T
