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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LIVE MUSIC AND TIPPLE IN BURSLEM PARK Free event
SAT 2nd SEPT 12noon through to 5PM
Music starts 12noon promptly, So arrive early!
Food and drink available from the café + Titanic brewery will be present.
If the weather is as good as predicted? This event will now take place from the bandstand in the Terrace garden. Everyone is welcome, so come and join us
for a relaxing afternoon of live entertainment and refreshment in our award winning park.
Details can be found on the Burslem Park Facebook page or in our park noticeboards.
For more information contact Park Liaison officer
David Grice 07826891834 david.grice@stoke.gov.uk
Thank you to our sponsors:
Burslem park partnership, Synectics solutions, Our Burslem
 Development View on Site Completion Works have started on site at Tunstall Arrow, one of the largest speculative industrial development schemes in the Stoke-on-Trent area for well over a decade. Network Space has recently let a contract for the works with Caddick Construction who will construct the 5 unit industrial warehouse scheme due for completion in summer 2018.
 Abbi Brown, Deputy Leader, Stoke on Trent City Council Breaking the Ceremonial Sod With the ground works currently taking shape, Network Space recently celebrated the formal commencement of the works on site.
For more on this story follow the link http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/news/stoke-on-trent-news/work-begins-new-28-acre-339224
 A dangerous driver and passenger on Thursday evening were caught on camera running away from an accident after driving on the wrong side of Reginald Mitchell Way leading into nearby Sandyford.
It was reported the bronze Ford Focus, which was stolen in a burglary in Hanley collided with three other cars, with an off duty police officer having to be cut from his vehicle due to the severity of the accident. The man along with other people who were injured in their vehicles were taken to the Royal Stoke Hospital.
The stolen car occupants were witnessed laughing when they started to run away from the mayhem they had caused, which adds to the frustration of why these people must be caught.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information is asked to call Staffordshire Police on 101, referring to 804 of August 17 or you can phone crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
For more on this story follow the link http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/teen-tells-of-terrifying-moment-stolen-vehicle-crashes-into-her-car/story-30487590-detail/story.html
Staffordshire Police and local residents have reported experiencing problems with nuisance off road bikes and quads on the former Goldenhill Golf Course.
Anyone who has information regarding these off road bikes or quads are asked to please call Staffordshire Police on 101 or crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
 Ruth Smeeth M.P. cutting the ribbon to officially open the 2017 Goldenhill Fun Day Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (S.A.G.E.) attracted hundreds of visitors to its Goldenhill Fun Day on Saturday 5th August which first started in 2007.
This long standing community event is proving increasingly popular, and attracting large numbers of people both locally and from across the city.
This year, event organisers invited Ruth Smeeth M.P. for Stoke North & Kidsgrove to officially open the day. Tom Simpson, Secretary of S.A.G.E. and Ruth shared positive comments of how they can complement each other to better the environment and help support residents in their community.
Activities on the day included, New Vic Theatre Borderlines Mask Drama & Puppet Making Workshops, Paul Warwick’s Fair Rides, 27ft High Climbing Wall, Gladiator Duel, Bouncy Castles, Face Painting, Balloon Modelling and much more.
Special thanks go to Staffordshire Police & “KASH” Police Dog Mascot, Staffordshire Fire & Rescue Service, City Council’s Youth Services Team, Dance Music Live & Councillor Jason Owen & volunteers who agreed to go into the “Wet Sponge Stocks.”
This year the event again attracted over 30 Table Top Market Street Stalls, which were all undercover, and gave the occasion that special purchasing/browsing opportunity that shoppers enjoy.
 Pictured right, Drummond Street, Goldenhill in the 1960’s before the houses were demolished and the new Goldenhill Community Hall/Centre and St John’s Vicarage was built.
How times have changed from the many terraced houses that landscaped the area of Goldenhill, although it is nice to remember what it was like in the good old days back in the middle of the last century.
If anyone has any good time stories about Goldenhill and Sandyford then please let us know.
 Pictured right is St John’s Church School, which the photograph is believed to have been taken in the 1960’s.
The Church School in it’s prime was a focal point of education in Goldenhill to pupils who attended the school for many year’s, and it is believed goes as far back as Victorian and Edwardian times.
Pictured below is the sorry state of a much loved building, which has been left in a position of disrepair, especially since arsonists have continually been setting the school on fire.
 Local residents, S.A.G.E. residents association and Councillor Martin Garner have put the eyesore building to the top of their list to make sure that the land owner makes the area good, whether a new build takes place or that the property is demolished.
The good news is that Stoke on Trent City Council has succeeded in the Magistrates Court to have Landstone Homes prosecuted for failing to comply with a Section 215 Order to have the building made secure.
Local residents can be assured that pressure will still be placed on the Land Owner to address the situation by their residents group, councillor and City Council.
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