20 April 2026 - Recreation
Endon Scarecrow Competition
Scarecrows take a break! The scarecrows are having fun enjoying their favourite hobbies. What will your scarecrow do when they are not scaring crows?
Endon is located four miles southwest of Leek. While there has been significant modern development along the road between Leek and Stoke-on-Trent, the Village retains a historic centre set back from the main road. Endon is well known for its annual Well Dressing celebrations. The name Endon is believed to mean “Eana’s hill,” with Eana thought to be a woman’s personal name — possibly referring to Endon Bank. The parish also includes the neighbouring area of Stanley, a rural and tranquil part of the parish characterised by open countryside, farmland and scenic views across the Staffordshire Moorlands.
Unit 1B Station Buildings,
Station Road,
Endon,
Stoke on Trent,
ST9 9DR
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Scarecrows take a break! The scarecrows are having fun enjoying their favourite hobbies. What will your scarecrow do when they are not scaring crows?
Endon Well Dressing are looking for a non-politcal flag or banner design to be proudly displated at the opening of the Well Dressing
With Councils across England now required to collect food waste each week, the District Council has announced that preparations are underway to commence this service in the Moorlands at the end of June when residents will need to present any food waste separately from garden waste
Bring your broken or worn items and learn how to fix them with the help of skilled volunteers at the Moorlands Repair Café. This community event helps reduce waste, save money, and share practical repair skills. Repairs are free, but donations are welcome to help cover costs.
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