Leek Post & Times - 2021-04-07

• Plans approved for new flats, restaurant, shops and bar in town centre
• JOHN’S WARNING AFTER £200 COVID FINE
• LIZ TAKES ON WALK CHALLENGE FOR HOSPICE
• CASH LIFELINE FOR RAILWAY
• Sidelined Tory calls for decision over his future
• Pubs in Good Beer Guide set to reopen on April 12...
• Online predator ‘completely devious with the police’
• Vehicles seized as officers hit the road in the Moorlands
• Competitio­n cancelled but street stories still sought
• JCB wins biggest UK order in its 75-year history
• Farm glamping pods plan refused due to safety fears
• Sweet success for cake shop in its bid to reach millions with top Vodafone prize
• Stephen Wales
• Karen Bradley
• Peak District National Park at 70
• THE Peak District was not designated a national park until the 1950s.
• 30mph limit plans for road between adjoining villages
• Innovative plans part of flagship makeover
• Chief Fire Officer began back in 1992
• Group plant 650 indigenous trees
• Adventure sports students lend a hand to boost environmen­t
• Man with a van – full of antiques
• Biography got Katherine into some hot water
• Leek market
• NATURE COLUMN: Bill Cawley
• July date now for this year’s Ironman event
• Popular Vale kit to remain after landmark achievemen­t
• O’neill determined Powell in happy place as he finds best form of his Stoke career to keep hold of the club’s prized assets
• Looking forward to returning for a serious tilt at promotion
• Alex heads north for early loan stint
• Runners out in force for virtual Cheadle 5 race
• Leek Town get £500,000 grant for a new 3G pitch
• Welcome return to training for Leek rugby club

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