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Report on Biddulph disaster brought back memories for survivor

Lucy Pritchard - October 6, 2026

Four thousand pot holes repaired across Staffordshire

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

Councillor Paul Roberts.

New leader pledges to listen to local people

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
The Biddulph Valley Way.

Mayor’s ‘safe town’ message after teen assaulted on Biddulph Valley Way

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
Will they stay? The reduced chimneys.

Conservative Club chimneys could go up in smoke

James Connolly - May 20, 2022 0

‘If I was Boris, I would go’ says Mrs Bradley

Chronicle Reporter - April 22, 2022 0

We ‘must do more’ for refugee children: MP

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Knypersely Reservoir.

Charges could come to local country park

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Sainsbury's cafe.

Store’s cafe seems likely to be closed

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Karen Bradley.

Letter calls for more to be done for refugees

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John Bamford.

Firm pays tribute to veteran fund-raiser

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The "distinctive" stolen bikes.

Thieves scaled fence to steal high-value bikes

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