Saturday 3rd of October saw the official opening of phase one and two of the seven stages of development at Churchill Road Recreation Ground development. COGNEWS editor Lori went along to report. A happy bunch L-R Deputy Mayor Jase Jervis, Deputy Town Clerk Dave Mullington, Vice Chair Leisure & Operations Ian Plant, Chair Leisure & Operations Paulette Upton Chair of SMDC Linda Malyon, Cllr Steven Ellis, Lady Mayoress & Deputy Chair of Planning Zenobia Routledge. Youngsters an

Discussed: Road Improvements, New School, Car Crime, Assets, Legal Challenge to LGR, Risk Assessments, Reducing the Number of Councillors, Cost of Removing the Travellers from Tean Road & Churchill Road Recreation Ground update. Car Crime After another luxury vehicle was stolen in Cheadle recently, this one belonging to a Town Councillor, it was noted that no police officers were present to report on or answer questions about this worrying trend. Road Improvements County Cllr

Sent in By Adrian Waters (Staffordshire Police, PCSO, Staffordshire Moorlands) During my patrol of Cheadle today, I visited the newly built pump track on Churchill Road and wanted to take the opportunity to remind everyone about the importance of respecting our community facilities and following the signage provided. PSCO Adrian Waters (Right) The pump track and surrounding areas are still very new, with the grass and ground only just becoming established. The signage clearly

Update 31.7.26 Even though the town council has delayed opening the Pump Track until SMDC investigates certain things, kids and adults are still making full use of it, having broken into the Harris fencing, and word has spread far and wide. There is, for youngsters and some adults too, something extra exciting about breaking the rules. It does mean, however, that the council has failed right at this early stage to keep our kids safe. If it was what people wanted, this should