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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Staffordshire Police say “Beware of Scams“
If you’ve been called out of the blue or get a text offering to help you get your cost of living or energy payments down, it’s likely to be a scam attempting to get your bank details.
You can protect yourself with this quick three-step check:
1. If you’re asked to pay an upfront fee, it could be scam.
2. If you’re asked to pay quickly, it could be a scam.
3. If you’re asked to pay in an unusual way, such as vouchers or money transfer, or asked for your bank details, it could be a scam.
Worried you’ve been scammed?
· If you’re already responded, end all communication immediately.
· Call your bank and cancel any recurring payments.
· Report the scam to the Police Action Fraud service on 0300 123 2040.
If you need further help call the Citizen Advice Scams Action Helpline on 0808 250 5050.
Staffordshire Police are reporting that recently Reginald Mitchell Way has been used as a race track late at night. Now officers have taken action against those driving in an anti-social way on the stretch of road which links Sandyford to Tunstall. Officers attended the location and car registrations were taken and several warning letters have been sent out to offender’s. If the cars are seen again their vehicle’s will be seized and offender’s can expect fixed penalty tickets, summons to court and be arrested. The minority who use roads as race tracks, or car parks as performance areas will be dealt with robustly.
Warehouse Operative Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent £ 22,880 Plus late premium Monday-Friday Start Date 10th October 1 x lates shift 3:30 till 12am
?Shifts Available Lates: 3.30pm to 12amDays: 7am till 3:30pm
Key Skills:
- Team player; Develop constructive and cooperative working relationships with colleagues.
- Enjoys working in a deadline driven environment.
- Has experience in a role where attention to detail is paramount
- Able to understand and follow technical instructions
- Able to learn to use different software and systems
- Accurately record all work completed within the QC Database.
- Maintain high standards whilst maximising productivity.
- Work with the Operations Team to ensure deadlines are met.
- Pass monthly audits that are completed by Job Supervisors
Benefits & Training
- Bonus Scheme
- Flexible Working
- Internal Wellbeing Programme
- LinkedIn Learning
- Learning and Development opportunities
At Assurant, diversity helps us inspire creativity in the global marketplace, and we are believers in the strategic value of inclusion and how it improves performance, creates growth opportunities, better aligns us to our clients, and enhances employee engagement.We look forward to receiving your application!
- Contact: Roshi Asghar
- Reference: Totaljobs/R-97941
- Job ID: 101121676
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Reigning Monarchs have their emblems placed on the well known red post boxes, which many of us fail to recognise the King or Queens reign placed upon them.
Queen Victoria where it all started reigned from 1837 to 1901, followed by her son King Edward 7th who reigned from 1901 to 1910, then his son King George 5th reigned from 1910 to 1936.
George the 5th’s son King Edward 8th reigned during 1936 before abdicating when marrying divorcee Mrs Simpson. After that his Brother King George 6th reigned from 1936 to 1952 before his Daughter Queen Elizabeth 2nd reigned from 1952 to 2022 before Prince Charles became King Charles the 3rd.
This means that some of the red post boxes even in Stoke on Trent go back to around 150 years or more, and below shows what they looked like when first placed onto our streets. Also there is a new post box depicting the emblem of King Charles 3rd, which is now on the Isle of Man.
      
Stoke on Trent City Council are developing a new five-year plan to address fuel poverty in Stoke-on-Trent – and we want to hear from you about it.
We are developing the 2023-2028 Fuel Poverty Strategy as part of our ongoing commitment to ensure all residents can live in safe and warm homes.
It is being developed after government data identified Stoke-on-Trent as having the second highest proportion of households living in fuel poverty in England – with around 25,696 (22.1 per cent) of households in the city living in fuel poverty.
The new draft strategy is proposing to focus on four key objectives:
- Helping people to reduce their energy bills;
- Improving the efficiency of domestic buildings to reduce cold-related illnesses;
- Maximise household incomes; and
- Increasing renewable energies to reduce carbon emissions.
We’re now inviting residents to have their say on the proposals which are under consultation until Wednesday 25 October 2023.
This is your chance to tell us if we’ve got it right and let us know what else we should be doing to help tackle fuel poverty in the city.
Please click here to have your say.
Staffordshire Police are asking,
🚛 Do you own or use a van?
❌ We are urging van owners to secure their vehicles and remove valuables after a spate of thefts.
🛠️ Offenders appear to be cutting holes in doors and locks, peeling panels back and damaging windows, in order to access tools which have been stored in vans both overnight and whilst parked during the day.
❗ Ford Transits and Vauxhall Vivaros are amongst the most commonly affected vehicles.
🔐 Van owners should remain vigilant and consider their vehicle’s security to mitigate the chances of them falling victim to such offences.
🚨 Where possible lock your van in a secure garage and ensure your van is parked in direct view of CCTV cameras to deter any opportunist from targeting your vehicle.
🖊️ Mark your tools clearly with your name using paint pens and sealing with a clear lacquer spray and please consider removing tools from vans overnight.
🧰 There are also lockable cabinets and small cameras which can be installed inside vans, alongside additional security measures which can further deter thieves.
👉 For more crime prevention advice, visit: https://orlo.uk/yb3KD
For the next Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Public Meeting being held on Thursday 21st September, we have agreed the attendance of City Council Leader Jane Ashworth, Police Inspector Hayley Eaton, P.C. Katie Larmer, Councillor Chandra Kaneganti & Dominic Gratty, Council Environmental Crime Team Manager (Fly Tipping).
Everyone is welcome to attend on the evening, and you will be able to enjoy free food as well as being entered into our FREE PRIZE DRAW!
Please note the public bar will also be open.
Sponsoring the residents association meeting with FREE PRIZES on the evening is
“One Stop Sandyford” https://www.onestop.co.uk/store/?store=85cfdcf0-47e2-4de7-8eeb-cd84797e30f3 who have donated eight bottles of wine
“Libra FMC” https://www.librafmc.com/ who have donated eight bottles of wine
“Churchill China” https://www.churchill1795.com/ who have donated 20 individual prizes worth £200, consisting of mugs/cup & Saucer & Fruit Bowl Gift Sets as well as sets of Place Mats
“McDonald’s” https://www.mcdonalds.com/gb/en-gb.html?cid=RF:YEXT:GMB:1021:Clicks:DIRSYN: who have donated eight meal vouchers
Other FREE PRIZES on the evening are 11 boxes of shortbread biscuits donated by Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents
Next week Stoke on Trent is to have temperatures reaching the dizzy heights of 25 degrees plus. We know at long last this is the summer we want even if it is in the autumn season.
It is worth remembering that factor 30 or above is still a safe option to protect us from the sun as well as taking plenty of water to keep yourself and family members hydrated.
Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association encourages everyone to enjoy this Indian summer we are to have, and that we now have very good public footpaths to walk on and to enjoy the lovely scenery we have in our part of the city.
After working closely with local residents; Stoke North police officers discovered a large scale cannabis factory in the Rodgers Street area of Goldenhill on Thursday 24th August. There has been a male arrested at the property and will be dealt with appropriately.
Staffordshire Police would like to add that this is a good example of local communities working with the Police.
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