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11 Moorlands parks are set to be transferred to Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
It's believed the move would save the council around £54,000
Leslie Jackson
Les Jackson is a journalist at the Post & Times
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Crime down in the Moorlands but concern over visitors to the area
'It has been terrible for some villages in the Moorlands and visitors have cased mayhem'
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Leek business yard now geared up to welcome back shoppers
'The camaraderie within the yard has undoubtedly helped business owners to keep their spirits up especially in the most frightening times'
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Public asked to help steer Moorlands parking strategy
'There will be no increase in parking charges during the next financial year'
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Building in heart of Leek seeks new tenants
'We shall be happy to review any proposals to use either part of or the entire premises'
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Leek youngster with autism receives new sensory activities
'He seemed to know what to do with everything straight away without needing assistance'
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Two fire recruits join Leek crew
'Having already been on-call for seven years I thought I knew quite a lot but coming to Leek I realised there was still a lot to learn'
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£1,000 grant will help forest school grow and make a difference to the community
'I can support more people and communities to feel the benefit to their well-being of spending time outside'
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Parents praise Staffordshire school’s successful remote learning
'In these difficult times you have risen to the challenge and I feel able to focus on my job (working from home)'
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Two boys among four arrested following 120mph police pursuit through Staffordshire
The pursuit continued through Derbyshire and across the Staffordshire border
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Stables near Ipstones damaged in fire
'A generator shed had caught fire which spread to the wooden stables next door'
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Moorlands residents face more council tax rises
Residents will be forced to dig even deeper into their pockets