Train station returning to village after more than 100 years
Stockport Council said the issue had now been resolved and council leader Mark Roberts said it was "a hugely significant moment for Cheadle and for Stockport". You can also send story ideas via Whatsapp to 0808 100 2230.Related topicsCheadleStockport Metropolitan Borough CouncilMore like thisMayor eyes 2050 opening date for underground trainsPublished14 SeptemberCouncil leader renews Metrolink expansion callPublished28 May 2025Related internet linksStockport Council
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Train station returning to village after more than 100 yearsImage source, Pell FrischmannImage caption, A computer generated image shows how the new station in the village of Cheadle will lookByEd BarnesLocal Democracy Reporting ServicePublished47 minutes agoWork is beginning on bringing a train station back to the heart of a Greater Manchester village more than a century after its original station closed.Cheadle in Stockport had a station just off the high street up until 1917.Funding for a new hub, which would be built next to Alexandra Hospital, was given the green light in 2022, with planning permission granted in 2023 but concerns about its effect on the timetabling of trains elsewhere on the network led to delays.
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