Leslie Jackson

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Financial support announced for victims of domestic abuse

Under a new duty, which was a key Conservative manifesto commitment at the last election, councils will be required to provide support to domestic abuse victims and their children

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Plans to build three homes by Leek pub plans refused by planners

'The development would be harmful to the setting of the Grade II* Listed Abbey Inn and the setting of the Grade II Listed Choir Cottage'

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A former Cheadle pub could be turned into a takeaway shop

The unit was previously occupied by the Alton Castle public house although it has been vacant for a significant period of time

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Plans for new access to Wetley Rocks property have been turned down

Councillors voted unanimously to refuse the application

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Controversial plans for two houses to be built in a Leek garden have been turned down

Some nearby residents described the plans as 'garden grabbing'

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The latest alleged Moorlands crimes the police need your help to solve

Anyone with information on any incident please contact Staffordshire Police

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Former Froghall Wharf copper factory could be transformed into housing development

If given the green light there would be six two-bed properties, 20 three-bed houses and 23-four beds

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On street drinking set to be banned in three Moorlands towns

'Anti-social behaviour can affect the quality of life for people'

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Leek's clean up day proves a big hit

'People have now been stopping us and thanking us for doing the campaign'

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Demand for foodbanks in Leek continues to rise

'Once again, the main reason for the foodbank use is low income followed by sickness'

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Plans for rural houses in Rushton Spencer are thrown out

'There are many issues including environmental, heritage, listed building and canal feeder problems'

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Annual Tittesworth Water charity walk cancelled

'Due to the tremendous support, more than £24,000 was still raised for Christian Aid from people doing their own walks last year. Now we are asking people to do the same this year'.