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 DAD'S MURDER ARREST TERRORby Philip Jenkins AN 'INNOCENT' man facing extradition to Italy on murder charges has spoken of the shock and anguish of his arrest after being released on bail. ...
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£420k A53 facelift finally set to startby Harry GottschalkA BUSY Moorlands road is to be completely revamped from this week. ... (01/07/2009)
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Minibus service chiefs warn: use it or lose itby Harry GottschalkORGANISERS of a free door-todoor minibus service to take people to hospital are worried the service will be scrapped due to a lack of use. ... (01/07/2009)
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Vow to preserve town heritage areaby Philip JenkinsCAMPAIGNERS have vowed to save Leek's historic conservation area after heritage chiefs revealed it was at risk. ... (01/07/2009)
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Sally army to the rescue for town's unemployed?by Harry GottschalkA NEW employment initiative, supplied by the Salvation Army, may be coming to Leek to help get people back into work. ... (01/07/2009)
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Hotel 'should be the town's new theatre'by Philip Jenkins A CALL is being made for an historic hotel in the town centre to be converted into the new community arts complex. ... (01/07/2009)
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Town mourns the death of athletics legend Royby Harry GottschalkLEEK is this week in mourning for one of its most famous sportsmen. ... (01/07/2009)
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700 new jobs boost over next 10 yearsby James BrindleTHEME park Alton Towers has revealed it hopes to create over 700 jobs and build 10 new rides over the next decade. ... (01/07/2009)
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Leek daredevil proves that the sky is the limitby Harry Gottschalk A LEEK man has fulfilled a lifelong dream after being invited to fly with a former Red Arrows pilot. ... 
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Don't feed ducks plea as vermin trouble continuesby Harry GottschalkFEARS over a large rat infestation in a Leek park have led health experts to warn the public about overfeeding ducks. ... (01/07/2009)
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Building society votes in support of hospicesby Harry GottschalkLEEK united Building Society members have once again cast their votes to give a financial boost to two Staffordshire-based hospices. ... (01/07/2009)
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   LEEK UPSET FORM BOOK LEEK cricket Club turned the form table on its head when they beat top-of-thetable Longton by five wickets. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
Bailey cream of the Staffs' crop STAFFORDSHIRE Moorlands got back to winning ways at Oakamoor on Saturday with a maximum 25- point victory. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
Ashcombe in GoodwinASHCOMBE Park's 15 year-old opener Nick Goodwin led the way with a brilliant innings of 80 as the Park chased down Newcastle & Hartshillʼs total of 200 to win by six wickets. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
Three out of four wins for Leek BCIN THE Congleton League Division A, Leek Bowling Club's A team had a very good night against the visitors from Swettenham, dropping only 12 chalks and restricting Swettenham to 102. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
Johnson rings Leek's changesFootballWAYNE Johnson has made additions to last season's Leek Town squad, as they prepare for the forthcoming campaign. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
Saturday Park team's mixed fortunesBowlsLEEK Park Bowling Club's two Saturday teams started their holiday break from the North Staffordshire Parks league last week, but the Wednesday teams played their fixtures before joining them. ... (01/07/2009) [Read More]
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