Local Scout Group. We offer fun, adventure and friendship at our rural Scout Group located half way between Cheadle and Upper Tean, serving both and local communities with the opportunity to join the Scouting movement. Spaces available for all young people aged between 5 ¾ and 14 years.

Music group of 16 members performing on handbells and handchimes. Full Group available to ring for charity concerts and meetings of local organisations. We have a smaller group who visit residential and nursing homes, or smaller venues, with a programme of music.

Local amateur theatre company.

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This is the community room for the Fire Service

Heritage group whose aim is to promote the heritage of the local area. Holder of the Blythe Colours and Cheadle and Tean Times newspaper archives.

Great War and Mary Blagg sculptures in the main car park, were part of Discovery Group projects.

We are a group of people interested in the history of Cheadle and surrounding areas. We set up the Society in 1951 meeting continuously since then.

I am Training youths under 14 years of age to Play Darts

Social Events & Trips

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We organise community events within the parish of checkley

Developmental drama and speech, confidence, communication and creativity .

I take exercise health and wellbeing out into the community

Family Bingo 7.30pm Fortnightly Wednesday.
Friendship Club 4th Thursday of the Month 2pm. Open to all for a cup of tea and chat.

Association organiser of the annual agricultural show at Ipstones.

Men's Mental Health Support. 24 Hours (online). Weekly support group, 39A Tape Street, Cheadle, Staffs, ST10 1ET.

Immersive Theatre in a Woodland Setting in Cheadle

Private Counselling Services / Talking therapy

Moorlands Climate Action is a not-for-profit community group concerned about impacts of climate change in the Staffordshire Moorlands, UK. We cover all areas of the Moorlands including Leek, Cheadle, Biddulph. We are supported by Friends of the Earth.

An arts and crafts group with on-site creche.

Zumba - getting fit to music. Classes are open to anyone over 16 years old. Please feel free to come along and give it a go.

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Cheadle (Staffs) u3a Membership Cheadle (Staffs) u3a is non- profit making and run by volunteers. We provide opportunities to develop interests, make new friends, stay mentally and physically active and to share in stimulating activities. Membership to Cheadle (Staffs ) u3a is open to adults who have the time and interest to engage with and benefit from the range of groups on offer. We have over seven hundred members and fifty activity groups available for our members’ enjoyment. The majority of our groups run between 9am & 4pm Monday to Friday. To participate in our groups an annual membership fee of £15 is required. In addition members pay £2 for each individual group session they attend. This payment structure helps us to maintain a welcoming and supportive environment while covering running costs. Membership can be completed at our monthly Coffee Mornings in the Guild Hall Cheadle. These are held the 2nd Wednesday of every month 10:00am to 12:00pm. Membership forms are available there and payment can be made via cash, cheque or debit card. Alternatively, a membership form can be down loaded from the Members Information page on our website and posted to the Membership Secretary including a cheque for £15 made payable to Cheadle (Staffs) u3a and a stamped self- addressed envelope for your membership card to be sent to you. (Membership Secretary’s address is on the form).

U3a Cheadle is a charity and part of the national organisation. Activities and groups for people with shared interests. We also use other venues for activities.

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Local Scout Group.

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A month’s calendar of all aspects of art. From painting, creative writing acting, shows, murder mysteries, urban sketching, weaving and street music.

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Social Club

Library and community support services
2 Floors of Library Space.
Information Boards for third party services.
Reading room.
Small meeting room for hire
Activity space for youngsters permanently set and wall space for artwork.
Computers for public use.
Library service and as a free meeting space for local groups.
Photo copying & Printing available.
Private Telephone for vulnerable people available.
Homework Space.
Own Activities include: Baby Bounce, Story-time, Lego Play, and IT Buddies.
Hot Drinks available for a small charge.
Special Events through the year.
Private hire (Restrictions Apply).

Community group sharing a love of flowers; meetings include talks, workshops and demonstrations.

Responsible for summer and winter floral displays in the town which involves organising the plant orders, planting flower tubs and hanging troughs and baskets. Trustees meet several times throughout the year. Planting days for general members are held late May/early June and in October. There are also various admin roles such as collecting sponsorship donations and preparing planting plans.

Local Service club. Monthly Business Meeting.

Anyone wishing to attend the monthly meeting are asked to contact the Secretary prior to the meeting. Membership is open to everybody within Cheadle and surrounding Districts.

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Annual membership £7 per year, visitors welcome with a fee of £1.

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Day Opportunities and Activities for Adults with Additional Needs.

Volunteer group helping with the management of Cheadle’s local nature reserves of Cecilly Brook & Hales Hall Pool

Home-Start Staffordshire Moorlands is a voluntary organisation providing free, confidential support for families in the Staffordshire Moorlands.

Youngest members of the Girlguiding “family”, ages 4 – 7. Girlguiding is a registered charity. Register vis girlguiding .org.uk/joinus

We attempt to provide a support network for bereaved military families, veterans families and serving military families and be inclusive of recent terrorist actions.

We have found by experience that respite therapy in whatever form works for many families but must remember to cater for families including children so for therapy to work, facilities need to have entertainment. Foreseeable plans include a network of static caravans on suitable sites thus turning respite into more of a holiday break.

Yoga and Mindfulness Classes, suitable for beginners through to advanced students.

MiniMe Mindfulness sessions for children aged 4-11.

Moorlands Home Link is a Charity providing information, advice, and support services to older people. Services include Day Care, Meals on Wheels, One to One Befriending and Outreach groups.

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Est. October 2013. Open for young people from school years 6 to 11.

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Youngest members of the Girlguiding “family”, ages 4 – 7. Girlguiding is a registered charity.

Supporting children’s mental wellbeing by helping them to develop confidence, resilience and self awareness by teaching them how their brains work and how they think. IWeekly group classes, holiday clubs and 1-1 sessions, as well as working directly with schools and charities. Online parent workshops are also available. 6-6.55pm. Wednesdays in term time. Free trail at the weekly classes is available.
1-1 sessions can be held online, in Cheadle or in your home if you live near by.
Holiday sessions run at Christ Church Hall in Tean. Details can be found on the website.
Online parent workshops are held throughout the year.