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Rural micro brewery gets approval
'Brewing our own beer would ensure we keep a cap on prices and produce something local made in the Peak District'
Leslie Jackson
Les Jackson is a journalist at the Post & Times
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Costly trip to the chemist for pensioner
'There were no signs that this was a loading bay and I was not blocking anyone'
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Share offer now open to purchase former chapel
'This is an opportunity to invest in a local community project, an exciting and valuable project'
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Young Moorlands musician dies
We are truly heartbroken to have lost him but feel so very proud, lucky and extremely honoured that he was ours'
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Building Society enjoys an exceptional year
'Given the prevailing Covid-19 backdrop, the progress made is extremely satisfying and reflects extraordinarily well on our entire team of staff'
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Harry and family arrive safely back in Leek
'There were scenes that I hope I will never see again'
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MP welcomes Spring statement
'The situation in Ukraine reminds us that the United Kingdom’s security and ability to be a force of good in the world is in large part based on the strength of our economy'
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Moorlands ready to welcome Ukrainians fleeing war
'I know they can expect understanding and compassion from the Moorlands and the wider region'
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Boost for museums and galleries
'I urge organisations across the Moorlands to apply'
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Award-winning reasons to visit the Moorlands
'I hope these awards help to raise the profile of all our leisure businesses and that people will make the Moorlands their destination of choice when planning holidays and days out this spring and summer and beyond'
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Please support your local shop
'It’s important that small businesses continue to be supported and it’s all too easy to ignore local shops in favour of online traders'
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Trestle market proposed work causes concern
'This central town indoor space is too important to lose whether it be used for trestle market stalls or venue for celebrations of all kinds'