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Biddulph Festival looks in good health

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Lidl on the hunt for new store sites in this area

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Biddulph pensioner, aged 93, unable to contact carers without phone line

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Moorlands council tax goes up by 2.99%

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Reforms ‘the death knell of Staffs police’

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Government ‘asleep at the wheel’ over fan ban

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Moor residents win plan battle

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Streets could close during school run

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Councillor ‘gets on with it’ after leg amputation

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Disinformation online ‘should be challenged’

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Festival of Brilliant returns to Old Hall

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Pipeline is not a done deal, council advises

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