ITB - Eden Park Estate, Cheadle Hulme- 20mph Speed Limit Zone

Overview

Proposed 20mph Speed Limit Zones

Stockport Council has adopted a policy of introducing 20mph speed limits within residential areas as part of its commitment to improving road safety and creating safer, healthier neighbourhoods. In support of the Council's wider Road Safety Strategy, which encourages walking, wheeling and cycling, this area has been identified as one where a reduced speed limit could provide road safety benefits for residents and all road users.

Proposed Measures

A 20mph Speed Limit Zone covering the following roads in both directions for their entire lengths:

Zone 1 - Chedlee Drive Estate

To support the implementation of the speed limit, the zones will feature entrance signage at 3 key junctions*, along with repeater signs and 20mph road marking roundels to ensure visibility and compliance.

Please view the plans here together with each link attached

Speed Limit Zone Plan - link  (download the PDF)

 PROPOSALS Zone 1 - link   (download the PDF.)

PROPOSALS Zone 2 - link  (download the PDF.)

SIGN FACE DETAILS - Link   (download the PDF)

GATEWAY SIGN PLAN - Link  (download the PDF.)

GATEWAY - LAYOUT 1  - Link  (download the PDF.)

GATEWAY - LAYOUT 2 - Link  (download the PDF.)

GATEWAY - LAYOUT 3 - Link  (download the PDF.) 

REPEATER PLAN - Link     (download the PDF)

REPEATER - LAYOUT 1 - Link     (download the PDF)

REPEATER - LAYOUT 2 - Link     (download the PDF)

REPEATER - LAYOUT 3 - Link     (download the PDF)

REPEATER - LAYOUT 4 - Link     (download the PDF)

REPEATER - LAYOUT 5 - Link     (download the PDF)

ROAD MARKING PLAN - Link     (download the PDF)

ROAD MARKING - LAYOUT 1 - Link     (download the PDF)

ROAD MARKING - LAYOUT 2 - Link     (download the PDF)

ROAD MARKING - LAYOUT 3 - Link     (download the PDF)

ROAD MARKING - LAYOUT 4 - Link     (download the PDF)

We welcome your views on the proposals, including any comments you may wish to make on the proposal by completing the online survey.

Please submit your comments by midnight on Tuesday, 18th August 2026

All feedback received will be carefully considered before any decision is made. While individual responses cannot be provided, every comment will form part of the overall assessment.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views.