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Consall
Staffordshire, West Midlands · population 147 · Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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Consall
Consall is a small village situated in the Staffordshire Moorlands, Staffordshire, England. It is approximately 6 miles south of the market town Leek and 8 miles east of Stoke-on-Trent. According to the 2001 Census, Consall had a population of 118. Population had risen to 150 at the 2011 census.
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CouncilWarwickshire Libraries launch free ‘Ready, Steady, Dance’ sessions for toddlers in Nuneaton, Bedworth and Rugby
A Department for Culture, Media and Sport grant will fund free weekly dance-circus sessions for 2-5-year-olds and carers at three Warwickshire libraries, with bookings via Eventbrite.
Nuneaton7 hours ago
CultureLeicester museums and libraries launch Black History Month programme
A month-long series of exhibitions, displays and author talks will run across Leicester’s cultural venues in October, highlighting the city’s Windrush heritage and Black community contributions.
Leicester7 hours ago
Warwickshire residents urged to adopt simple measures before autumn weather
The Warwickshire Resilience Forum is asking households, businesses and community groups to check flood risk, keep essential supplies handy and make basic emergency plans before the colder months set in.
Warwick8 hours ago
CouncilNottingham launches free bulky waste collection service for residents
From 19 October, every Nottingham household can book two free collections a year for large items, with up to six pieces per visit, helping keep streets clear and reducing fly-tipping.
Nottingham8 hours ago
CultureAgatha Christie exhibition and mystery programme launches across Nottingham libraries
The British Library’s Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery exhibition arrives in Nottingham this October, accompanied by a season of talks, workshops and a reading challenge for all ages.
Nottingham8 hours ago
CouncilStoke-on-Trent Council awarded C2 rating by housing regulator, outlines improvement plan
The Regulator of Social Housing gave Stoke-on-Trent City Council a second-highest C2 grade, praising safe homes and tenant engagement while flagging complaints handling and data use as priorities for the upcoming Housing Improvement Plan.
Stoke-on-Trent8 hours ago
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What's on in and around Consall
Michael Ball: Glow UK Tour 2026
Today, 18:30Regent Theatre, Hanley
Francis Rossi
Fri 9 Oct, 19:00Regent Theatre, Hanley
COBO : Comedy Shutdown Black History Month Special - Newcastle Under Lyme
Wed 14 Oct, 19:30New Vic Theatre, Baldwin's Gate
Phil Wang: UH OH
Thu 15 Oct, 19:30Victoria Hall, Hanley
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club - Stoke
Sat 17 Oct, 20:00Regent Theatre, Hanley
Nurse Georgie Carroll: Infectious
Sun 18 Oct, 19:30Victoria Hall, Hanley
Days out around Consall
View allButter Cross
Basford Green · 2.5 miles
Early medieval stone cross, traditionally used as a place for buying and selling, standing at the intersection of two footpaths in Cheddleton.
Deep Hayes Country Park
Wall Grange · 3.1 miles
Large, attractive country park with a mixture of woodland, pasture and pools. Many paths of varying difficulty. Ample free parking and toilets on site.
Beech Vista
Wall Grange · 3.1 miles
These trees were probably planted shortly after the reservoir was built around 1849. From here there are good views across the park and the surrounding countryside.
The Hopestone
Foxt · 3.7 miles
Natural gritstone outcrop thought to be the source of the name of Ipstones (upper stone, yppe stone or hope stone). Strange circular depressions of an unknown origin are present in the top surface.
Egg Well
Morridge Side · 3.7 miles
Holy well or sacred spring, believed to have been used by the Romans. Stone surround built circa 1744, and a 19th century building encloses it.
The Roaches
Goldsitch Moss · 9.3 miles
I believe The Roaches is technically the name of one of the crags, rather than the actual summit.
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