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Conservative parliamentary candidate: National service plans are ‘a brilliant and bold announcement’

By Alasdair Perry

30th May 2024 | Local News

Paul Athans, Conservative parliamentary candidate for Hazel Grove, has supported Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's national service plans.

Brinnington care home residents raise money for veterans in ambitious walking challenge

By Alasdair Perry

30th May 2024 | Local Features

Residents at Cawood House have been raising money for veterans by clocking up the steps. Pictured on the left is 93-year-old resident and veteran Bernard with his daughter-in-law Gail. On the right is 84-year-old Lawrence, also a veteran (Images - Cawood House)

Residents at Cawood House, Brinnington, have been collectively walking 607 miles around the home to raise money for a veterans' charity.

Beer festival to return to Stockport guildhall this summer

By Alasdair Perry

30th May 2024 | Local News

Stockport's annual CAMRA beer and cider festival returns this summer, from Thursday 20 to Saturday 22 June 2024.

What's on in Stockport this weekend - Stockport Pride, Foodie Friday, and rock n roll

By Alasdair Perry

30th May 2024 | Local News

Stockport is set for a variety of events this weekend, including Stockport Pride, Foodie Friday, and more.

Starbucks franchise submits Stockport town centre plans

By Alasdair Perry

29th May 2024 | Local News

Plans have been submitted for a new Starbucks shopfront at 48-58 Merseyway, also known as the STOK or former M&S building .

Cheadle Hulme school which is ‘beating heart of community’ rated outstanding by Ofsted

By Declan Carey - Local Democracy Reporter

29th May 2024 | Local News

Headteacher Chris Bagnall with pupils at Bradshaw Hall Primary School in Cheadle Hulme, Stockport (Image - Sean Hansford)

Bradshaw Hall Primary School in Cheadle Hulme was rated 'outstanding' in a recent inspection by Ofsted.

Full fibre broadband to roll out in Poynton

By Alasdair Perry

29th May 2024 | Local News

Poynton will receive full fibre coverage by 2026 as Openreach plans a multi-billion pound extension project.

Stockport's River Island store re-opens after temporary closure

By Alasdair Perry

28th May 2024 | Local News

Stockport’s River Island store in the Merseyway centre closed unexpectedly last week. It has re-opened today (Tuesday 28 May) (Image - Alasdair Perry)

The Stockport River Island store at 36-46 Merseyway has re-opened following a period of temporary closure.

Road closures around Greater Manchester could help keep kids safe on school run

By Declan Carey - Local Democracy Reporter

28th May 2024 | Local News

$Campaigner Sarah Rowe outside St Thomas\' CE Primary School on Buckingham Road in Stockport (Image - Declan Carey LDRS)$

School streets restrict vehicle access around the school at opening and closing times. The aim is to reduce air pollution and encourage more active travel.

Robinsons sets out new Marple ale trail taking in local favourites

By Alasdair Perry

28th May 2024 | Local News

The new Marple ale trail takes in seven pubs across Marple and Marple Bridge - they range from cosy, low-ceilinged traditional spots to open-plan modern establishments (Images clockwise from top left: Robinsons, Google Maps, Google Maps, Alexander Greensmith)

Team members at Robinsons Brewery have designed a new ale trail around Marple, taking in seven local favourites.

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