Wards

The constituency of Cheadle has seven wards in its boundaries:

  • Bramhall North
  • Bramhall South & Woodford
  • Cheadle East and Hulme North
  • Cheadle Hulme South
  • Cheadle West & Gatley
  • Heald Green
  • Norbury and Woodsmoor

 

Conservative residents are represented by six branches of the Cheadle Conservative Association:

  • Bramhall North
  • Bramhall South & Woodford
  • Cheadle Hulme North & South
  • Cheadle & Gatley
  • Heald Green
  • Norbury and Woodsmoor

 

The young people of the constituency are also supported, and can be members of, the Cheadle Young Conservatives.

People
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Mary Robinson

Campaigner for Cheadle
Mary Robinson was first elected to the House of Commons at the 2015 General Election as the Conservative Member of Parliament for Cheadle.
Peter Crossen pushing a leaflet about his work in our area through a door

Peter Crossen

Bramhall South & Woodford Councillor
Community Council Member
Peter Crossen is our Conservative Councillor for Bramhall Sout & Woodford ward.During the day Peter works as a Financial Crime Prevention Analyst.
Mike Hurleston

Mike Hurleston

Activist for Bramhall South & Woodford
Mike is the former councillor for Bramhall South & Woodford, Deputy Chair (Membership & Finance) for the Cheadle Conservative Association and Leader of the Conservative Group on SMBC.

News

Stockport Gets Further COVID-19 Support Grant

The Conservative government has awarded a further COVID-19 support grant to Stockport. This grant, of more than £800,000, will really benefit the people of Stockport and the constituencies within the borough, including Cheadle.  In this video, Councillor John McGahan talks about the grant and

Green Bin Collections Still Delayed

Your councillors know a number of wards have had their green bin collections missed, some more than once over recent weeks.

Residents Survey Launched

The Cheadle Conservative Association has today launched its residents survey here on our website. The survey can be found here. The survey is designed to give residents the opportunity to tell us what issues they feel are most important to them, and to give feedback on their local councillors and