TOWN UNITES TO SAVE FOX'Sby RICHARD CASTLE THE people of Uttoxeter became united on Saturday as they took to the streets to protest against the closure of Fox's Biscuits. ...
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United we standby HELEN KREFT "INVEST your money in Uttoxeter" is the call from senior shop steward at Fox's Lorna Andrews.Lorna has been a major voice since the announcement in July that as many as 950 jobs ... (08/10/2008)
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Workers have their say AS HUNDREDS of shoppers, residents, councillors and employees all joined together to walk the length of Uttoxeter in protest over the ...
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Katie-Jo breaks the pain barrier to join in marchby RICHARD CASTLE A TOWN councillor has braved the agony of the after-effects of appendicitis to support Uttoxeter's troubled Fox's workers. ...
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Heritage group backs villagers' lights fightby ADRIAN JENKINS STREET lighting installed by Staffordshire County Council in a historic village is 'wholly inappropriate', a Government-backed ...
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Prisoners on the run . . . but only up the left wingby RICHARD CASTLEINMATES from a prison near Uttoxeter are getting out - to play competitive football away from the site for the first time in more than 10 years. ... (11/10/2008)
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Community unites to help out village storeby RICHARD CASTLEA COMMUNITY has rallied round to save a village shop after the closure of its adjoining post office. ... (11/10/2008)
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Councillor hits back THE under-fire leader of Uttoxeter's Tory group has hit back at his detractors after being reported to the standards board by a town ...
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Katie laughing all the way to the semi-finalsby RICHARD CASTLEA SCHOOLGIRL from near Uttoxeter is sitting pretty in the semi-finals of a national beauty pageant. ... (11/10/2008)
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Colourful characters take part in charity walkby CAROLINE KAY A COLOURFUL array of characters turned up to a school in Uttoxeter to help raise more than £2,000. ...
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Open Studios project AN ARTIST from the Uttoxeter area has been exhibiting his work as part of a national scheme.The Open Studios project involves more than ... (08/10/2008)
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'Houses are still a safe investment'by RICHARD CASTLEUTTOXETER is still a safe place to buy property despite the closure of a Market Place estate agent - according to a town property expert. ... (11/10/2008)
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Ride is almost overby RICHARD CASTLE THE most famous rollercoaster at Alton Towers is set to be dismantled to make way for "something bigger and better". ...
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Boost for wind farmby RICHARD CASTLEAIRTRICITY has been given a boost in its bid to install wind turbines near Uttoxeter after scientists found the structures do not ... (11/10/2008)
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Gold for All Saints' A SCHOOL near Uttoxeter has been recognised for its green fingered achievements in a borough-wide contest. ...
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U-turn by council's advisorsby RICHARD CASTLETOWN hall legal advisors have made a U-turn in their stance on a controversial land deal in Uttoxeter. ... (11/10/2008)
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Children mapping out their futureSCHOOLCHILDREN in Uttoxeter will soon be able to explore with the provision of free maps of the area to UK schools. ... (11/10/2008)
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Inspector's report brings a cause for special celebrationby HELEN KREFTA SCHOOL in Uttoxeter is celebrating after achieving a good result with 'outstanding' features in a recent report by education ... (11/10/2008)
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Music shop owner strikes a hopeful noteby HELEN KREFTUTTOXETER is 'on the up' according to a businessman opening a music centre with a difference in the town. ... (11/10/2008)
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Rev returns for a marriage blessingA FORMER Kingstone resident has returned to her home parish to celebrate her marriage.Reverend Rebecca Hollis, originally from ... (11/10/2008)
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Wanted man's bizarre suicide hoaxA WANTED criminal tried to escape police in a bizarre hoax when he tried to fake his own death.The offender, wanted for crimes committed ... (11/10/2008)
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Temporary traffic lightsROCESTER residents may be seeing red as Severn Trent Water announces the installation of temporary traffic lights while it carries ... (11/10/2008)
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Highways chief waits for policeby RICHARD CASTLEDESPITE two serious road accidents in a month there are no immediate plans to improve a dangerous road near Alton Towers. ... (11/10/2008)
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Beanz meanz cash STAFF at a supermarket in Uttoxeter spent 12 hours bathing in baked beans to raise £1,100 for charity. ...
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Keeping the home fires burningSHOPPERS in Uttoxeter will now be keeping a little warmer in the winter months thanks to the town's market. ... (11/10/2008)
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Ecominds challengeA MENTAL health organisation is informing Uttoxeter community groups they are eligible for project funding. ... (11/10/2008)
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Fund-raisers needed for kidsA CHILDREN'S charity is looking for fund-raisers from Uttoxeter to take part in a sponsored parachute-jump. ... (11/10/2008)
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Children's book competitionBUDDING authors from Uttoxeter are being given the chance to enter a national competition to write a children's book. ... (11/10/2008)
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Award scheme closing dateBOROUGH council chiefs are reminding applicants for a county-wide sports award scheme the closing date is drawing near. ... (11/10/2008)
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Clay pigeon shoot to aid palliative care hospiceMEMBERS of Katharine House Hospice, in Uttoxeter, are organising their 11th annual charity Clay Pigeon Shoot. ... (11/10/2008)
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