15 June 2026 - Wellbeing
Stanley Head Outdoor Education Centre – Summer Activities
Join Stanley Head OEC for a range of exciting Summer Activities
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
Join Stanley Head OEC for a range of exciting Summer Activities
📅 Thursday, 3 September 2026 🕘 From 09:00 until 15:30
The Voluntary Transport scheme aims to help those residents of the Staffordshire Moorlands who have no private transport and are unable to use public transport.
A project led by Councillor Kate Walker has helped improve facilities at Endon Village Hall and support the development of inclusive activities for local children and families.
For information on timings, admission and venue details, please refer to the poster below
An eye-opening film featuring nine leading UK scientists and experts updating us on the latest in the climate and nature crisis and its impacts on everyday national life.
We encourage residents who may benefit from the group to take a look at the poster below, which contains full details of the sessions and how to get involved
See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Contact the Police to report crimes, anti-social behaviour or other safety incidents
Report issues to the District Council, including missed bin collections, planning, housing, environmental health, council tax, licensing, and community safety
Report issues to the County Council, including roads and highways, schools and education, social care, public health, libraries, transport and trading standards