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Chronicle Reporter - September 18, 2026

Science cuts fall more heavily on North: MP

On a quest to celebrate market town status

Village special school announces expansion

Owner left heartbroken after cremation errors

The Biddulph Valley Way.

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

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
The building mirrors the shape and scale of the dish of the Lovell Telescope.

Tickets are going on sale for new Jodrell attraction

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0

Vintage rally’s Friday start will be one-off

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
Alsager Skate Park.

‘Neglected’ skate park could have new lease of life

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
Close but no cigar! Arthur Gallety comes millimetres from the bulls-eye as he plays darts at Geezers. (Submitted by Kath Knight)

A new group for blokes who just wanna have fun

Joe Yates - May 20, 2022 0
Members of Elizabeth’s Group celebrated as a second road was named after their heroine. From left, Carol Bulman, Mrs Munro, Heather Watson and Diane Gratton. (22-20-005).

Elmy Avenue honour for town’s famed suffragist

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Will they stay? The reduced chimneys.

Conservative Club chimneys could go up in smoke

James Connolly - May 20, 2022 0
Canal walkers: From left, Miss Cox, Jonny Gordon, Ellie Woodhouse, Emily Cox, Rachael Hutchinson, Vic McGuire, Mike Bowman.

Canal walk in support of Ukrainian children

Chronicle Reporter - May 20, 2022 0
Bridging the Gap, which launched two years ago, counts among its supporters Mr Brown, left, here with trustee Karen Halton, centre, and Miss Willis. (22-20-001).

Mental health charity’s big national ambitions

James Connolly - May 20, 2022 0
Celebrating: Mr Stonex, fifth from left, with former regulars in the Coach and Horses car park after announcing he had bought the pub. (Photo: Belinda Long).

Villager hopes to reopen pub ‘as soon as possible’

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