Cheadle

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Located at the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, Cheadle is a picturesque market town with many historic buildings and features from the Georgian and Victorian eras, although it can trace it’s routes back to medieval times.  Of particular significance is 'Pugin's Gem' the Roman Catholic church of St Giles, commissioned in 1841, designed by AWN Pugin and considered to be the finest Victorian Gothic church in the country and a must see during a visit to the town. 

The town has many independent shops including traditional butcher, baker, jeweller, bespoke gift shops, wool and craft shops.  There are many cafes and restaurants offering a warm welcome.  Be sure to visit the traditional fish and chips shops or savour a traditional Staffordshire oatcake!

The Victorian Market Hall and Greyhound Walk house a traditional market on Fridays.

The Memorial Recreation Ground is a must-visit for children and caters for all ages with an enclosed play area for under 5yrs and a more adventurous open site for older children, including zip wire and skatepark.  The large, grassed area is ideal for ball games and picnics.