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Central Stockport Area Committee - Thursday, 30th January, 2025 6.00 pm
January 30, 2025 Central Stockport Area Committee View on council website Watch video of meetingSummary
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The Central Stockport Area Committee met on Thursday 30 January 2025. The committee considered several items, including proposals for a cycle cut-through, a traffic regulation order revocation, feasibility funding, and applications for community and sporting events in local parks.
Proposed Cycle Cut Through on Charles Street
The committee considered proposals for a new cycle cut-through on Charles Street. This scheme includes the development of a 1.5-meter-wide cycle path within an existing closure, the installation of bollards on either side of the cut-through, H-bar
markings, and community-maintained planters. The proposal is detailed in the document Section 106 Charles Street Cycle Cut Through
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Revocation of Traffic Regulation Order on Shaw Road South
The committee considered a proposal to revoke a Traffic Regulation Order on Shaw Road South, Cale Green. The revoked order had restricted parking to residents' permit holders only between Monday and Saturday, 8 am to 10 pm. The specific section affected is on the north-west side of Shaw Road South, extending from 15 metres north-east of the intersection with Adswood Road for a distance of 177 metres. Further details can be found in the document Revocation of Traffic Regulation Order Residents Permit Holders Only Mon Sat 8am 10pm Shaw R
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Feasibility Funding for St Matthews Road and Old Chapel Street
The committee considered an allocation of £5,000 from the Delegated Budget (Edgeley ward allocation) for a feasibility study concerning St Matthews Road and Old Chapel Street in Edgeley. The study will focus on the area between the junctions of Grenville Street and York Street. This funding request is detailed in the document Feasibility Funding Request - St Mtthews Road and Old Chapel Street Edgeley
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Cale Green Park Summer Event
The committee considered a request from the Cale Green Park Residents Association to use Cale Green Park for their summer event on 29 June 2025. Organisers would be required to obtain all necessary documentation, including event plans, health and safety information, licenses, and insurance, and present these to ward councillors at least two weeks before the event. The application details are available in the document Cale Green Park Summer Event
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Traffic Regulation Order on Neston Grove, Adswood
The committee considered the implementation of a Traffic Regulation Order on Neston Grove, Adswood. The order introduces School Keep Clears – No Stopping
restrictions on the south side of Neston Grove, from a point 13 metres south-west of the intersection with Rostherne Road for a distance of 63.12 metres in a south-westerly direction. This decision followed the consideration of an objection report, documented in Objection Report - Neston Grove Adswood - Proposed Traffic Regulation Order
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Woodbank Memorial Park Fairway 5 Trail Race Event
The committee considered an application from Fairway Primary PTA to use Woodbank Memorial Park for the Fairway 5 Trail Race on 2 November 2025. Similar to the Cale Green Park event, the organisers would be required to secure all required permits and documentation and submit them to ward councillors two weeks prior to the event. The event details are outlined in the document Woodbank Memorial Park Trail Race Event
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The
Section 106 Charles Street Cycle Cut Through
document provides detailed plans and justification for the proposed cycle cut-through. Section 106 agreements are legal obligations entered into by developers to mitigate the impact of their developments on the local community. ↩ -
A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is a legal order made by a local authority to control traffic. This decision involved revoking an existing order that restricted parking. ↩
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A feasibility study assesses the practicality and viability of a proposed project or scheme. Funding for such studies allows for thorough investigation before significant investment is committed. ↩
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This decision relates to the use of public parkland for community events, requiring organisers to meet specific safety and logistical requirements. ↩
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This decision addresses an objection to a proposed traffic regulation order, indicating a process for public consultation and consideration of concerns. ↩
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This decision pertains to the use of a public park for a sporting event organised by a school's Parent Teacher Association (PTA). ↩
Delegated decisions linked to this meeting
Decision summaries below are AI-generated from the council’s published record. Check the council source or the full decision page before relying on them.
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Proposed cycle cut through on Charles Street - Section 106 scheme
Recommendations Approved...to approve the implementation of a cycle cut through, bollards, "H-bar" markings, and community-maintained planters on Charles Street as part of a Section 106 scheme.
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Feasibility Funding Request - St Matthews Road and Old Chapel Street, Edgeley
Recommendations Approved -
Cale Green Park Summer Event
Recommendations Approved -
Proposed Traffic Regulation Order on Neston Grove, Adswood - Objection Report
Recommendations Approved -
Woodbank Memorial Park - Fairway 5 Trail Race event
Recommendations Approved
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