Heald Green Ratepayers' Association

Heald Green Ratepayers' Association The Heald Green and Long Lane Ratepayers’ Association was founded in 1927. Its purpose is to watch over the interests of the the residents of Heald Green.

The Heald Green and Long Lane Ratepayers’ Association was founded in 1927 and exists only in the Heald Green Ward of Stockport. It does this in a number ways, most noticeably by having its own Ratepayers’ Councillors, which is an unbroken tradition dating back to 1929. For those who contribute page admin reserves the right to delete posts that are malicious, offensive, aggressive or persistently n

egative. We may take further action against those who repeatedly make posts of this nature. This is a community page run by volunteers with the aim of engaging and promoting good community relations in Heald Green. Its purpose is to share local news, items of interest and celebrate all that is good about living in Heald Green. For those who do not embrace the spirit of these aims it may unfortunately be necessary to instigate a ban from the page.

Update on Blue Bin collections!
25/08/2026

Update on Blue Bin collections!

We've listened to your feedback on bin lids.

Blue bin collections will return to a fortnightly service before Christmas.

There's nothing you need to do right now. We'll publish updated collection dates online next month and deliver printed bin calendars to every household before the changes start.

We know many residents found it harder to fit all of their recycling into their blue bin, particularly with lids needing to stay fully closed to keep our crews safe. After reviewing how the service has been working and listening to feedback, we've decided to bring back fortnightly collections.

Stockport is one of England's top recycling councils and the highest performing in the North West. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to keep recycling while helping us build on that success.

Read more: https://orlo.uk/g6baZ

24/08/2026

Doesn't the new fence look smart!

The Friends of Bruckshaw Meadow are really pleased to see that the new fence has been installed at the Queensway end today. This is the first in a series of improvements that we are hoping to make to the Meadow, if you would like to find out more or support us, you can find out more at: https://linktr.ee/bruckshawmeadow

23/08/2026

We are open from 1pm to 4pm and everything is freeeeeee!!! It's great for all the family and includes a free BBQ. We'd love to see you there!

22/08/2026

WE’RE HAVING A GARDEN PARTY! 🎉

We are beyond thrilled to invite you, your friends, and your family to the official opening of our brand-new Heald Green hospice!

Come celebrate this huge milestone with us. Moya Cole’s family will be joining us for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony, and we will have live music, artisan market stalls, delicious food and drink, plus fun games for everyone throughout the afternoon.

If you would like to mark this special day with us, please register using the link below: https://moyacole.org.uk/events/garden-party-heald-green-hospice/

A free Family Fun Day organised by the LifeChurch Heald Green is taking place next Sunday on 23 August (1pm-4pm) at the ...
16/08/2026

A free Family Fun Day organised by the LifeChurch Heald Green is taking place next Sunday on 23 August (1pm-4pm) at the Heald Green LifeCentre (170 Outwood Road).

14/08/2026

⚠️ Warning: Unsafe DIY Maintenance in Public Spaces

This morning, two people were observed by councillors trimming overhanging trees on Finney Lane next to the railway bridge and were asked to stop. They were using a metal ladder and long-handled shears, at one point standing directly on the bridge near overhead electric cables.

Please do not attempt work like this. If you want to help maintain local green spaces, join an established volunteer group such as the Heald Green Team. Doing unapproved DIY maintenance is dangerous for several key reasons.

Severe Risk to Public Safety:

Unsecured ladders and tools next to a busy road put pedestrians and drivers at immediate risk. Professional crews use lane closures and safety barriers for good reason.

Railway & Overhead Cable Hazards:

Works near railway tracks are strictly prohibited and require Network Rail permission due to high-voltage lines. Dropping metal equipment onto overhead cables could cause a major incident. Standing on a bridge wall above live tracks is extremely dangerous and a matter which Network Rail would report to the police because of the risk. This is a major route, this risks key sections of the network.

Proper Authorisation:

Official volunteer groups operate with approved risk assessments, safety training, and council insurance. Even organised groups like the Heald Green Team cannot work on land owned by third parties like Network Rail.

Please prioritise safety and leave high-risk work like this to the relevant authorities.

11/08/2026

The latest planning application(s) for the Heald Green ward can be viewed, via the following link.

Stay informed on Heald Green planning news. See recent housing proposals and local property development updates.

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Heald Green
Bramhall
SK8

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