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Five jobs available in Stockport now - Stockport Council, Morrisons, MiD Solutions and more

By Alasdair Perry

13th May 2023 | Local News

Jobs are on offer at Screwfix, Werneth High, and more (Image - Alasdair Perry)

From secondary schools to sales apprenticeships, Stockport Nub News has you covered with these five jobs you can apply for now.

Plans submitted for new residential development in Cheadle incorporating grade II listed building

By Alasdair Perry

12th May 2023 | Local News

The proposed design for Belmont House and some of the new buildings (Image - Planning document)

Plans have been submitted to convert Belmont House into a residential dwelling, and to construct a series of new townhouses and apartments around it.

Clean air conscious ‘school street’ trial approved for primary school in Heaton Chapel

By Alasdair Perry

12th May 2023 | Local News

St Thomas' Primary School in Heaton Chapel will trial the scheme from 15 May to 26 July (Image - Stockport Council)

The temporary scheme will restrict motor vehicle access outside the primary school around opening and closing times, in an effort to encourage alternate travel.

Stockport hit by rail strikes as residents face weekend of disruption

By Alasdair Perry

12th May 2023 | Local News

Almost no services will run from Stockport station today, with further disruption expected later in the month (Image - Alasdair Perry)

Almost no services will take place today (12 May), with further disruption due to take place on 13, 15-20, and 31 May, as well as 1 and 3 June. .

Stockport Council to run a cart at upcoming Krazy Races event

By Alasdair Perry

12th May 2023 | Local News

The Krazy Races event will begin at St Peter's Square; from here racers will speed down to Mersey Square (Image - Alasdair Perry)

Stockport Council will be entering the upcoming Krazy Races soapbox event with its own cart, aiming to get a podium finish.

New LINK banking hub recommended to open in Bramhall following nearby NatWest closure

By Alasdair Perry

11th May 2023 | Local News

The campaign for the new bank was supported by the community and a number of local politicians. Left to right - Cllr Graham Greenhalgh, Cllr Jilly Julian, Cllr Keith Holloway, Cllr Tom Morrison (Image - LDRS)

The new LINK banking hub in Bramhall would provide counter services, as well as dedicated rooms with community bankers from major banks.

Stockport-based accountancy firm chooses 42nd Street as its charity of the year

By Alasdair Perry

11th May 2023 | Local News

HURST chief executive Tim Potter said staff were keen to support the mental health charity (Image - HURST)

HURST has nominated 42nd street - an organisation which supports young people experiencing difficulties with mental health - as charity of the year.

Local theatre company have sights set on Edinburgh Fringe

By Alasdair Perry

11th May 2023 | Local Features

The group are fundraising for a six-day run at Edinburgh Fringe (Image - Kitsch Theatre)

The group, which frequently performs and rehearses locally, are fundraising for a six-day run at Edinburgh Fringe. .

Stockport’s ‘The Pop Up’ offers shopping centre space for budding retailers

By Alasdair Perry

10th May 2023 | Local News

The Stockport Pop Up shop is located at the Merseyway Shopping Centre, next to Waterstones (Image - Alasdair Perry)

Budding retailers can hire out this temporary high street space in the Merseyway Shopping Centre for £275 per week.

Labour refusing to give up on running Stockport council despite trailing Lib Dems

By Local Democracy Reporting Service

10th May 2023 | Local News

The council is still in contention with no party in overall control (Image - Alasdair Perry)

Labour have not ruled out the possibility of running Stockport council with support from smaller parties, despite trailing the Lib Dems by six seats.

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