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  The Chimney House asylum hotel to close
  
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  A Sandbach CRY heart screening saw seven young people referred for further testing
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  Plea to road users on level crossing safety
  
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  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
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  Levy windfall will help pay for office expansion
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  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
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  Peak Cluster – Staffordshire Moorlands residents concerned
  
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  Home Secretary says comments about Jill Salt were ‘a disgrace’
  
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  Is Alice, 106, the oldest person in Congleton?
  
  Alsager
  A new chapter for skills, education across county
  
  Alsager
  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
  Congleton
  Fears that Jodrell Bank under threat from cuts
  
  Congleton
  New food waste caddies are coming to Congleton residents
Sandbach
- Alsager
  AI at heart of Leighton’s new ‘intelligent hospital’
  
  Alsager
  A new chapter for skills, education across county
  
  Alsager
  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
  Politics
  The Chimney House asylum hotel to close
  
  Charity
  A Sandbach CRY heart screening saw seven young people referred for further testing
Old Tales
Alsager
- Alsager
  Plea to road users on level crossing safety
  
  Alsager
  AI at heart of Leighton’s new ‘intelligent hospital’
  
  Alsager
  A new chapter for skills, education across county
  
  Alsager
  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
  Alsager
  Levy windfall will help pay for office expansion
Biddulph
- Alsager
  Women being asked to check them over after holiday check-in
  
  Biddulph
  Peak Cluster – Staffordshire Moorlands residents concerned
  
  Biddulph
  Home Secretary says comments about Jill Salt were ‘a disgrace’
  
  Alsager
  Christie and Leighton hospitals join forces to make more cancer care closer to home
  
  Alsager
  Staffordshire MPs call for support for ceramic industry after big manufacturer closes
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October 12, 2024

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