Leek Post & Times - 2021-02-03

• Major plans in place for iconic corner of town
• KIND PUPILS TACKLING LONELINESS
• DELIGHT AT HEARING AID U-TURN
• MARATHON EFFORT FOR CHARITY
• GP hails ‘camarderie’ of patients receiving vaccine
• New rapid Covid testing site opens at leisure centre
• Praise is given to volunteers who took part in Novavax trials
• Court told mill owners were trying to save a ‘failing business’
• Tools believed to have been stolen are recovered, while quad bike is taken from garage
• ‘It was so unexpected - but I’m very proud to receive it’
• Workers could strike over Wilko plans to slash sick pay benefits
• Driver who crashed into empty pub was over the limit
• Plan for town regenerati­on now has ‘clear way forward’
• Fears for safety on road after ‘near misses’
• ‘We should do all we can to encourage tourism locally’
• Fears summer party could be scrapped again
• 450 Covid inspection­s carried out
• ‘Councillor was an incredibly kind and principled person’
• Stephen Wales
• ‘Remember Boris as PM who restored our national pride’
• ‘Benefits for the many shouldn’t be frustrated by the few’
• ‘This irresponsi­ble government may have fouled up...’
• Karen Bradley
• UK TRANSITION:
• ‘Will mills be in use again now we’re out of Europe?’
• Check if you qualify for £25 Cold Weather Payment help
• Warning after rise in ‘unforgivea­ble’ fly-tipping
• Boss ‘overjoyed’ as staff help to raise over £15,000 for hospice
• Older family members support younger generation through the virus pandemic
• ‘If more cash was spent on clearing grids, we’d have a lot less potholes’
• County has 40 Covid ‘hotspot’ areas- with one in the Moorlands
• Extra 72 police officers on Moorlands streets
• ‘This really is good news!’
• ‘We don’t feel we should have to wait for second jab... government is playing with people’s lives’
• More police cars set to be kitted out with ANPR technology
• Caring children tackle loneliness in the lockdown
• Take a trip down ...
• 73 seconds to tragedy
• Larkin about in the beautiful countrysid­e
• Leek market
• Rustling of farm stock cost the industry £2.3m over past year
• NATURE COLUMN: Bill Cawley
• Winter wonders
• A-STAR FOR AUDI
• Defender and strike star seal Vale moves
• The people’s game is now a distant memory for many
• Squad numbers cut as Potters head for new destinatio­ns
• Left-back position is still causing some problems
• Fixtures are released for new
• Mellor’s men face tough start to new NSSCL Premier season

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