Welcome Sandyford and Goldenhill Residents Association (S.A.G.E.)
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A residents association uniting the two villages of Sandyford and Goldenhill since 1999
An organisation that aims to improve the environment and lifestyle for all its residents who live in our community
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Three walkers from the “Walking Group of Friends” bravely taking on their weekly walk to socialise as well as keeping active with regular exercise.
Pictured left to right is Alan, Tony and Geoff who along with other group members each week receive a free healthy snack and drink from Sandyford McDonald’s at the end of the walk.
Everyone is welcome to join the group who meet outside the One Stop Shop, Shelford Road/High Street, Sandyford every Sunday at 2.00 p.m.
 Picture looking up Aubrey Street from Broadfield Road
 For our cleaners, every sweep of the brush is a step towards perfecting the customer experience. Working a couple of hours per day, usually in the mornings, you’ll make sure that the store is clean, tidy and safe to move around, both on and off the shop floor. There’s a lot to do, but if you’re someone who likes to roll up their sleeves and get stuck in, this could be the role for you.
Our cleaners are an essential part of our store teams. They are relied upon to ensure both customer facing areas and employee areas are clean and tidy.
Rate of pay is £9.50 to £9.80 per hour.
 World Kindness Day is a holiday that promotes the importance of being kind to each other, to yourself, and to the world. The purpose of this day is to help everyone understand that kindness is what binds us all together. This understanding has the power to bridge the gap between nations. With kindness, we can overcome the divides of politics, race, religion, gender, and so much more. What began as an effort from the World Kindness Movement at a Tokyo conference 24 years ago is now a global movement reminding everyone of the power of kindness. https://inspirekindness.com/blog/world-kindness-day-2021-your-complete-guide
 Network Space Phase 2 Development Construction work is to start on Monday 8th November for the next 43 weeks on the phase 2 development on Sandyford’s James Brindley Way, which will include the building of 5 industrial units.
Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (SAGE) has been in talks with the contractor Caddick in regards to noise reduction during the construction, which they have confirmed as follows. Non-noisy work start time – 7.30am, Noisy works involving plant start time – 8am, Site finishing time – 5pm, No weekend works planned at present. The contractor states they trust the development will be completed with the minimum of inconvenience to residents.
The works will consist of ground stabilisation including piling, concrete pad foundations, steel frame, cladded façade, windows, warehouse sectional doors, toilets to ground and 1st floor, 1st floor office space, car parking and concrete service yard turning circle, new statutory services and a new drainage layout.
The development should have a completion date of around 5th September 2022, and the contractor has agreed to keep residents updated on progress throughout the programme of works.
It is good to know the contractor has listened to the residents association’s concerns from phase 1 by keeping the noisy work down from 7.00am previous to 8.00am now as well as no planned weekend work, which caused much distress to local people.
The positive side to this disruption is the opportunity of more employment coming to Sandyford and Stoke on Trent as a whole.
 Henshall Hall was once owned by Stuart Johnson who also owned Johnson’s Potteries in Tunstall as well as later in Sandyford.
The ties linked in from a stately home in Congleton to Sandyford is due to Stuart Johnson having properties built in Sandyford, and him naming Henshall Place after the residence he owned back in Cheshire.
This piece of history links anyone living in Henshall Place to Stuart Johnson wanting some of his grandeur back into Stoke on Trent and especially Sandyford, unfortunately the hall was demolished back in 1975 after suffering severe fire damage.
 Sandyford’s New Costa Location Manager, Assistant Manager and Supervisor are reqired at Costa Coffee’s new drive-thru in Sandyford, which is due to open next month.
The job adverts state: “We are the number one coffee brand in the UK. At Costa, you are part of a team that shares a passion for coffee, and a desire to deliver great experiences to our customers, our communities and to our people. At Costa Coffee we are passionate about amazing coffee.”
To apply for the Manager position follow the link https://harri.com/Costa-Tunstall-Drive-Thru/job/1370537-coffee-shop-manager?utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic
To apply for the Manager position follow the link https://harri.com/Costa-Tunstall-Drive-Thru/job/1371226-assistant-general-manager-7?utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic
To apply for the Supervisor position follow the link https://harri.com/Costa-Tunstall-Drive-Thru/job/1368966-barista-maestro-1?utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic
 Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (S.A.G.E.) has a vacancy for someone to join its committee.
We are looking for a resident preferably from the Broadfield Road Estate (Sandyford), which covers areas such as Hollywall Lane, Gordon Road, Burnaby Road, Cotton Road and other drives/places in the same area.
As a volunteer you have the opportunity to discuss many issues affecting your area, and have positive input with your council, councillor and local police.
Being a residents association volunteer you will meet up as a group on a monthly basis, take an active part should you wish at our annual Goldenhill Fun Day and deliver leaflets to promote S.A.G.E. Public Meetings.
The position is a rewarding opportunity for someone to help better the community where they live, so why not give it a try and contact us for more details.
For more information Contact Tom Simpson, Secretary by using the “CONTACT US” on the home page at www.sandyfordgoldenhill.co.uk
 JCB, one of the world’s leading construction equipment manufacturers, is looking for locally based Production Operatives, Fork-lift Truck Drivers and CNC Machinists to join on a temporary basis at a number of their locations, including Staffordshire.
They are also looking for Welders (permanent contract – £27,641.64 per annum)
With generous hourly pay rates, overtime rates and access to free on-site parking, you’ll be well rewarded for your work. Training will be provided.
You’ll get: £11.35 per hour, 33 days paid holiday, work based pension, overtime at time and a half, additional shift allowance, access to JCB’s employee assistance programme.
To Apply – Text JCB to 82228
Sta ffordshire Police say vulnerable people of all ages are being used by criminals across the country to courier drugs and money.
Signs to look for: A young person going missing from school or home. Meeting with unfamiliar adults and/or change in behaviour. Using drugs and alcohol. Money or expensive gifts they can’t account for.
A neighbour who has not been seen for a while, More people calling at the neighbour’s home – often unsociable hours, suspicious vehicles/people attending a neighbour’s home.
If you have spotted these signs – please tell us! You can call the police on 101 or crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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 ove excess weight, and get rid of any rubbish in the car
- Air conditioning uses fuel. But having the windows down causes drag, which uses up fuel too. Well, here’s what to do. At low speeds, open the window – the fuel used to compensate for drag is less than the fuel used to power your air con. But when driving on the motorway, it’s the other way around. So turn on the climate control and roll the windows up
- Only topping up with what you need and avoiding having a full tank means the fuel you do have goes slightly further
- Your driving style can have a big impact on how much petrol or diesel you use. Try to keep your driving smooth. Gentle acceleration and using the highest safe gear will use less fuel
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