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- Hospital inquiry 'could cost £1m'A public inquiry into failings at a Staffordshire hospital could cost the trust that runs it £1m, the chief executive says. […]
- Rail campaigner's walk continuesA campaigner opposed to the high-speed rail link walks through Warwickshire after starting in Staffordshire. […]
- Man killed in collision is namedA motorcyclist who died after colliding with a car in Staffordshire is named. […]
- Robbie turns on Blackpool lightsThousands are expected in Blackpool to watch Robbie Williams, from Staffordshire, switch on the illuminations. […]
- Former head guilty of sex abuseA former head teacher from Staffordshire is found guilty of of sexually abusing and beating boys. […]
- Prince invited to 'ghastly' cityAn MP invites Prince Philip to Stoke-on-Trent after Tony Blair claimed the prince once described it as "ghastly". […]
- Buzz offPupil welcomes calls for 'anti-teen' mosquito ban […]
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‘The Full Monty’ at Abbey Hulton!!!!
SIX members of Abbey Hulton Sports & Social Club raised £2,300 for the Donna Louise Trust by performing a dance from cinema- and stage-hit show, ‘The Full Monty’! The sextet of footballers (Craig Fallows, 18; Matt Howard, 19; Mark Philcock, 22; Dave Riley, 26; Tony Rowley, 18; and Michael Wright, 23) performed the famous...
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Seniors Today is just the latest of a long series of print-publications & website-ventures from MD, Tony!!!!
FRIDAY, May 1st, 2009, saw the publication of the country’s very first magazine dedicated to the provision of ultra-important information, services and products (plus the latest topics of interest) for everyone aged 50 and over! Seniors Today is easy-to-read, and it really does tell how it is for readers throughout North Staffordshire, South Cheshire...
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ARE YOU ABOUT TO BE FIRED FOR FACEBOOK?
Social networking is more popular than ever, but is it becoming less sociable? Privacy has been a hot topic recently, with a of number data CDs and files being lost, the government’s proposals to make everyone carry an ID card and now the controversy surrounding Google Street view. But what about your...
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Irish ‘unit-count’ is a first for draught beer aficionados
IMBIBERS of the magical Irish stout, Guinness, now have little excuse for NOT knowing how many units of alcohol is in their favourite pint! For, the maker of the legendary brand has supplied bars with 500,000 branded-glasses carrying a unit-count (2.3 a pint)! The scheme (an industry ‘first’ for draught beer) covers only a...
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