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 have reported that over the last couple of days offender’s have tried to break into the boiler house at the side of the Tin Church (Christ Church) on Rodgers Street, Goldenhill.
 Goldenhill’s Tin Church, Rodgers Street This time nothing was taken but damage was caused to the church. If you have seen anything suspicious or anyone hanging around the church then please call Staffordshire Police on 101 or a private message on Facebook/Twitter quoting serial number SP-20201104-0282.
The police would like to thank anyone for their help in regards to this incident.
It has been brought to the attention of Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (SAGE) that there are safety issues regarding vehicle access to McDonald’s restaurant drive through facility, especially at weekends.
The problem arises when vehicles are parked up on the High Street from Goldenhill who are waiting to enter McDonald’s, and vehicles already in the queue are not necessarily wanting to join and need to enter other parts of the city via the KFC roundabout.
The residents association and residents are witnessing queueing traffic as far away as Colclough Lane in the heart of Goldenhill.
 Road entrance to Sandyford McDonald’s As a residents association we are now speaking to Council Highways to suggest that line markings depicting McDonald’s traffic and through traffic on the High Street would help alleviate a lot of the problems as well as making the area safer, especially when accidents, near misses and fatalities have happened in the vicinity.
Councillor Chandra Kanneganti along with McDonald’s Senior Management are also supporting the cause to address the ongoing traffic chaos on Sandyford High Street.
Are you a retail lover with a passion for customer service? We’re looking for enthusiastic individuals with the right attitude to join our store as a Retail Assistant. Whether it’s a part time role, full time or weekend our Retail Assistant team are the core of our business and play a vital  role in the success of our stores. You will assist the operational team in delivering world class customer service within a fast paced environment. We offer great promotion opportunities if you decide you want a career with us, we pride ourselves in developing our employees within our business. Even if management is not for you, we offer great training to help you further your skills!
To apply for the position, follow the link https://careers.primark.com/
On Tuesday 20th October Staffordshire Police were made aware that one of the cash machines at the big ASDA store in Tunstall was tampered with. 
If anyone who used the machine and was unable to get their cash then please make contact with Staffordshire Police quoting reference number 21200072183.
You’ll be at the core of Screwfix, making sure our customers are the heart of everything we do. You’ll take your time to really get to know them whilst delivering genuinely great service. Our Retail Assistants are vital to the running of a store, so you’ll always be kept busy, and with the help of our excellent training programmes, you’ll be on the right track for a promising career with us!
Joining Screwfix means joining a growing team – full of support, opportunities, and fun! We offer a competitive salary, 28 days’ holiday, an award-winning company pension scheme, life cover, 20% discount with Screwfix and B&Q, discounted healthcare and company share save schemes. With excellent training and ongoing development, we’ll also help you be the best you can be.
To apply for the position follow the link below.
https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/details/1734098391?se=rn8FG0AR6xGAsFA-8C42XQ&v=BAE2EAB26A075695BB4749572AA494F9593B3F2D
Staffordshire Police advise that with darker mornings and evenings approaching, and the change in weather conditions, it’s more important than ever that both cyclists and drivers prepare themselves this Autumn and consider their own and other’s safety on the roads.
Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership has launched its safety campaign ahead of the clocks going back at the end of October.
Research shows that most collisions with cyclists happen during morning and evening rush hour times. Traffic is increased during this time and you may be rushing to get to or from work, whether you are travelling by bicycle or car.
When overtaking cyclists, the Highway Code states that you should leave at least as much room as you would when overtaking another car. You should allow at least 1.5m passing distance when travelling at 30mph – you need to leave more space when travelling at higher speeds. This distance helps protect you and other road users.
Cyclist? Take a look at some useful tips on the Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership website to help you improve your road safety and help drivers to see you more clearly.
Driver? Take a look at some useful tips and advice on the Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership website to learn how to drive safely when sharing the road with cyclists, particularly during busier periods.
AR1 Homecare are looking for community carer’s to work in the local area, including Sandyford and Goldenhill.
The company is offering full training to anyone who joins the AR1 Homecare Team as well as offering competitive rates of pay.
To apply for a job please contact the team on 01782 518229 or at info@ar1homecare.com
 Stoke on Trent City Council have reported that the last brown bin garden waste collection will be on Friday 30th October.
The council are asking all residents to follow their normal brown bin schedule until this date.
Five things to do this Halloween to consider social distancing-
1. Organise a Halloween treasure hunt within your own household
2. Host a virtual party with themed games and music
3. Decorate your own house organise a spooky trail, avoiding face to face contact
4. Watch a scary movie with the family
5. Try reverse trick or treating by dropping off pre packed sweets on neighbours doorsteps
Attached below is a downloadable poster link for your window
https://assets.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/images/site_images/66221_Trick_or_Treat_leaflet.pdf
Port Vale Foundation are delighted to be working in partnership with Engage Communities to bring youngsters a FREE PL Kicks football session every Friday which takes place at Dimensions Leisure Centre.
· ages 8-11- 4.50-5.50pm
· ages 12-13- 6.00-7.00pm
· ages 14+- 6.00-7.00pm
All sessions are to be pre- booked online via Port Vale FC Official Soccer Schools website – bit.ly/PVFCFootball
Each session is packed with fun. No drills, no training, just a warm up and straight into matches!
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