1 hr ago | Warrington Guardian
From redundancy to Wedding stall
A GREAT Sankey woman has managed to transform one of the worst day's of her life into a business that helps brides on the happiest days of theirs.
5 hrs ago | This Is Staffordshire
Violent pair locked up for late-night Tunstall robbery
Jason Potts, aged 22, and a 16-year-old youth approached their victim as he walked along Brownhills Road, Tunstall, listening to his iPod.
7 hrs ago | Knutsford Guardian
Cyclist suffers 'badly broken leg' after High Legh collision
A CYCLIST was taken to hospital with a badly broken leg after being involved in a collision with a truck in High Legh on Wednesday.
11 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Tributes paid to 'bright stars' killed in crash
David and Wendy Hewitt, from Llangoed, who were both in their 70s, suffered serious injuries after their car collided with another vehicle and a skip in Beaumaris last Wednesday.
14 hrs ago | Bury Times
Eight charged after drug warehouse raid
Police are investigating the sale of the 313 kgs of mephedrone with the street value of A 3.8 million through an online website called www.wide-mouth-frogs.com, which was run from a unit in Bloomfield Road, Farnworth.
19 hrs ago | Knutsford Guardian
Council is - unable to act' over building
HOMEOWNERS on a Knutsford street which has been blighted by an on-going building project have been told the matter is out of the council's hands.
23 hrs ago | Knutsford Guardian
Bear survives group hug from his Cubs at Tatton Park
KNUTSFORD'S Cubs and Scouts took part in a Tatton Adventure last weekend and were treated to a visit from Chief Scout and TV star Bear Grylls.
Merton residents living independently thanks to Thames Valley Housing Consortium
Published by Jenny Sandford for Thames Valley Housing Association in Housing and also in Care and Support , Communities , Local Government Geeta Nanda, TVH CEO, Councillor Andrew Judge and Ability Resident Brian celebrate the opening of Concord and Consortia House, with Deputy Mayor of Merton, Councillor John Bowcott Brand new properties for both ... (more)
Two councillors have been promoted to the cabinet at Stoke-on-Trent City Council.
Hartshill and Basford councillor Shaun Pender is taking over the education brief and veteran politician Terry Crowe will be in charge of the city's finances.
Couple 'penalised' for doing right thing over bedroom tax
A COUPLE have said they feel like they are being penalised for 'doing the right thing' attempting to swap their home after new bedroom tax laws have forced them into a move.
Housing Trust on way to celebrating green glory
Halton Housing Trust's Houghton Street scheme beat off strong competition to win a Green Apple Environment Award.
Mary with the reply to her letter from Clarence House s131505
A KNUTSFORD schoolgirl received a right royal response from Prince Charles, after she sent him an appeal to reconsider controversial building plans on his Crown Estate.
Murder inquiry launched after human remains found in Ellesmere Port
A MURDER investigation has been launched after what are believed to be remains of a body were discovered in Ellesmere Port.
Woman rescued from river after falling in
Crews from Marple, Offerton and Stockport fire stations were called to Station Road, Strines, at 8.40pm on Wednesday, May 15, after reports a woman had fallen into the water.
Orphaned baby badger follows animal lover and his dog to safety
The RSPCA is now rearing a tiny badger cub which lost its mother but was saved by a man walking his dog The baby badger cub found by a walker near Prestatyn is now being raised with three other orphaned cubs from around the UK It could be the plot of a heart-wrenching Disney tale - an orphaned badger who follows an animal lover and his dog to ... (more)
Main image for 74k benefits cheat gran Kay Wilson jailed for claiming despite full-time job
BENEFIT cheat gran Kay Wilson pocketed 74,769 in incapacity handouts over eight years despite having a full-time job paying almost 20,000-a-year. The 54-year-old was still being paid disability living allowance and severe disablement allowance when she was working between 2003 and 2011.
John Woodhouse: Don't let red tape cramp the style of music-loving barbers
I STILL recall the barber who cut my hair as a child. Peter, he was called. Skilful bloke.
3.8 million worldwide 'bubble' supply operation uncovered at Farnworth industrial estate
An industrial unit in Bloomfield Road was being used to supply illegal drugs with an estimated street value of A 3.8 million pounds to drug users all over the world.
Charles to visit historic pottery
The Prince of Wales will pay a visit to a Victorian pottery which was saved from closure by one of his charities.
Paul joins party to help fight his cause
A LEADING councillor has abandoned his decision not to be linked to a political party in a bid to beef up opposition to Stoke-on-Trent's ruling group.