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      Eleven years of bringing forgotten local lives back to life

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      Congleton residents asked to help solve museum mystery

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      Congleton swimmers recorded one of youngest English Channel crossings

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      Little Cow Shed plan appeal moves slowly

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      Eleven years of bringing forgotten local lives back to life

      Holmes Chapel

      Sandbach and Holmes Chapel to benefit from new train service to Manchester Airport

      Alsager

      Cheshire East Council’s “totally unacceptable” plan to move black bin collection to three-weekly criticised

      Congleton

      17-year-old with promising golf career keen to challenge stereotype

      planning

      Betchton skip-hire company accused of impacting resident’s life with “dust, noise and rats”

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      Wain Homes is accused of dodging Alsager council’s road adoption question

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      Cheshire East Council’s “totally unacceptable” plan to move black bin collection to three-weekly criticised

      Alsager

      Alsager head teacher “concerned” over children’s safety from “very dangerous” road

      Biddulph

      Tim Roca backs MP Sarah Russell in Jodrell Bank battle

      Alsager

      Village special school announces expansion

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      Four thousand pot holes repaired across Staffordshire

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      Staffordshire councillors lash out at changes to planning

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      Tim Roca backs MP Sarah Russell in Jodrell Bank battle

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      Land with ‘no benefits’ is to lose county protection

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      Riders rush to use new track before opening

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Four thousand pot holes repaired across Staffordshire

Chronicle Reporter - September 23, 2026

Staffordshire councillors lash out at changes to planning

Tim Roca backs MP Sarah Russell in Jodrell Bank battle

Land with ‘no benefits’ is to lose county protection

Riders rush to use new track before opening

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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Christie and Leighton hospitals join forces to make more cancer care...

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Staffordshire MPs call for support for ceramic industry after big manufacturer...

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Antisocial behaviour concerns raised for Mow Cop lay-by

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Guests joined the town mayor for Civic Sunday

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School improves, but still not hitting targets

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‘PCSOs not only reduce crime – they reduce fear

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Bishops make appeal to victims of homes

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