Leek Post & Times - 2019-09-25

• ‘Developmen­t is a new village’
• ‘Most vulnerable paying price for bankers’ greed’
• BIG PLANS FOR BIG MILL?
• DETERMINED ELEANOR RAISES £10K
• ‘No cause for concern’ despite 190% homeless applicatio­ns increase
• Crime round-up: Theft of BBQ and mower
• Clare puts best foot forward for Steve
• Company told to ‘clean up act’ after power trips
• Work begins on £100,000 project to improve centre
• Cancer care to be transforme­d by new facility
• Alternativ­e road gets green light
• It’s autumn and Suzanne’s after your charity money...
• £100k Arctic trek for Dougie Mac
• Leader campaignin­g for buses
• If badger culls are based on science, why the silence?
• They only respect our democracy when it goes their way
• We need an open debate and honesty, rather than cynicism
• BT saga shows UK companies are already in a mess
• Karen Bradley
• Shopkeeper sells up after 30 years
• Sign petition to stop special school funding cuts
• Network group reels in 50 firms
• Hitting milestones starts with clear goals
• SKELETON staff wanted!
• Council to eliminate single-use plastics by end of year
• Holidaymak­ers finding new ways home after Thomas Cook collapse
• YFC clubs look to a packed year
• Leek market
• NATURE COLUMN: Bill Cawley
• DOWN YOUR WAY
• Skate park dedicated for Lee proves to be a success
• Green light for houses despite concerns over parking
• Court round-up
• Village hall now offering marriage ceremonies
• Small wonders
• OH, YOU PRETTY THINGS
• Built to last not to win beauty contests
• Hey, Mercedes! Every little thing you do is magic
• Ford focus on electric range
• Laurie rewarded for his 100th Brough Park run
• Leek take full advantage to run up a big cup score
• Tense finish to the season as three teams eye promotion
• Ashcombe Park seconds have good reason to celebrate
• Bagnall Norton pull off final day win to lift title
• Oakamoor hold their nerve to win thriller and top the division
• Porthill Park defeat close rivals Meakins to win Premier prize
• Weekend cricket results
• Butchers Arms pay penalty as they make Sunday Cup exit
• Warman settles cup derby encounter with late winner
• Results round-up
• Dominant Blues ease way to victory at Boston Town
• Finney has Churnet Valley on the move with treble strike
• Gallagher fires in a hat-trick as Ladies progress in the FA Cup
• Baker aiming to make most of home comforts in FA Cup test

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