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Child poverty raises concern in the Staffordshire Moorlands
'Wages have been allowed to remain low, rents have been free to rise and nothing has been done to tackle the soaring cost of living'
Leslie Jackson
Les Jackson is a journalist at the Post & Times
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Nurseries raise funds for Captain Tom Foundation
'Captain Tom inspired the nation and we wanted to keep his spirit alive to inspire our youngsters and teach them about determination and community spirit'
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Councillor notches up 50 years services with his parish council
'There have been a lot of changes during the time I have served'
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Art projects to be showcased in Leek
'The six artists provide a wide range of techniques and media, a culmination of three years work'
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Art projects to be showcased in Leek
'We’ve had so many obstacles in our way, in the end the driving force of communication from ourselves and our tutors won through'
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Grants available for grassroot sports clubs across West Midlands
'With sport returning, now is the time to invest in grassroots sports and give our young people the best opportunity to thrive'
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Police warn residents to secure their homes following spate of burglaries
'Cash, bank cards and jewellery have been stolen from these people, in what can only be described as despicable crimes'
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Controversial plans for a large house on edge of Ipstones are turned down
'This site would be totally dominated by a five-bedroom house. It needs to go back to the drawing board'
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Plans continue for Leek Show
'We intend to run all sections to give a chance for youngsters to have a go at competitions and to get a foot on the showing ladder'
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Police issue warning following alleged motorbike thefts
Officers are now appealing for information
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Kingsley's Evie-Mae wins her debut horse race
'I started in about third position and held that until the bottom of the hill, but then asked Summer for a little more, and boy did she deliver!'
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Plans to increase child care facilities put forward
'The use of the two-storey building for the baby unit will allow for greater numbers to be cared for at the nursery equating to approximately 30 additional children and generating employment for an additional eight to 10 childcare staff for the local area'