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
On Tuesday evening at the awards reception, Parish Councillors Graeme Cowles, who organised Endon's entry and Chairman Suzanne Sillitoe were delighted to be able to accept this fantastic award on behalf of all residents of this very special village of Endon.
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council are publishing a proposed partial review of selected policies from the 2020 Local Plan for a period of consultation.
This winter, Leek and Biddulph PCN is working with local organisations to support you through the colder months.
Families are invited to take part in this year's Summer Reading Challenge at Leek Library and Biddulph Library, with a range of fun activities taking place throughout the summer holidays.
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