A councillor Rosemary Barratt she was concerned the new restaurant would be 'significantly close' to a school
A new McDonald's is set to open in Cheadle Hulme - despite fears for the safety of children at a nearby school. A drive-thru is not included as part of the application for land to the north of Stanley Green Retail Park.
Coun Rosemary Barratt said she was concerned the new restaurant is "significantly close" to the school and young people could be at risk. Members of the public submitted 147 letters of objection to the plan. This included worries about the safety of the children, an increase in traffic and potential accidents in the area because of the restaurant, and the risk of the car park at the site being used for gatherings and leading to a rise in anti-social behaviour.
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