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Peak Cluster – Staffordshire Moorlands residents concerned

Chronicle Reporter - August 4, 2026

Home Secretary says comments about Jill Salt were ‘a disgrace’

Christie and Leighton hospitals join forces to make more cancer care closer to home

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

Antisocial behaviour concerns raised for Mow Cop lay-by

Free town centre parking over Xmas

Chronicle Editor - November 26, 2022 0

Wedding venue owners take on the village pub

Chronicle Editor - November 25, 2022 0

Conversion better than dereliction says council

Chronicle Editor - November 25, 2022 0

Plan to correct the spelling mistakes on war memorial

Chronicle Editor - November 25, 2022 0
Left, Dr Smith, third from left Mr Drain and in the centre at the porch door Dr Ipgrave.

St Lawrence’s Church welcomes new vicar

Chronicle Reporter - September 20, 2022 0

Community funding being poured into village pub

Joe Yates - September 20, 2022 0
Mr Calvert, centre, with the trophies and some real ale fans.

Pub expecting five-fold increase in energy costs

Chronicle Reporter - September 20, 2022 0

‘Excellent’ turnout of classic vehicles

Chronicle Reporter - September 20, 2022 0

Foodbank ‘extremely concerned’ as its staff brace for winter

Chronicle Reporter - September 8, 2022 0
The Conservative and Unionist Club on High Street, Biddulph.

Stacks of problems: Chimneys have now ‘lost their character’

Chronicle Reporter - July 22, 2022 0
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