InYourArea News
Major housing plan on edge of Cheadle is submitted
'At this early stage the priority must be to raise local awareness of the issue'
CW:Midlands
InYourArea News
Children in Need and ‘Honey’ benefit from art sale
'It was my Dad’s wishes that the money went to the BBC Children in Need and the Rudyard Lake Trust'
InYourArea News
Leek Christmas lights switch on set to go ahead
'Using some of the governments ‘Welcome Back Fund’ we are hoping this year to have a laser sound and light show in Derby Street'
InYourArea News
Stafford artists take part in Weston Park exhibition
Three Stafford based artists are flying the flag in the 15 strong Artists’ Collective exhibition at the prestigious Granary Art Gallery at Weston Park, Stafford this month. The event brings together artists with a diverse range of subject matter and style and is running at the prestigious Granary Art Gallery
InYourArea News
Disappointment expressed in Leek's flower displays
'The plants have not been watered or fed during the summer so they have dried out and now there are brown flowers'
Planning Applications IYA
Wolverhampton planning applications week ending October 3
Your planning news from Wolverhampton City council this week
Planning Applications IYA
Amber Valley planning applications week ending October 3
Your planning news from Amber Valley Borough council this week
Planning Applications IYA
Blaby District Council: Planning applications week ending October 8
Planning applications decided this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Leicester City Council: Planning applications week ending October 8
Planning applications received and decided this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Derby City Council: Planning applications week ending October 3
Planning applications received and decided this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Erewash Council: Planning applications week beginning October 4
All the latest applications from Erewash Borough Council.
InYourArea News
Successful first few months for new owners of Hinckley sandwich shop
'We're slowly building the trade back up again'