A new website has launched to serve the town of Biddulph with hyper-local news and what's on - but without any intrusive advertising.

Biddulph Nub News is an online local newspaper solely for Biddulph and the surrounding area.

We are hyper-local, meaning our articles are about what's important for the town.

Unlike other platforms, we do not get any revenue "per click" so we do not need to resort to click-bait, annoying pop-up ads or surveys.

Our aim is for the user to access locally-relevant content in a pleasant viewing format. The site offers Local News, a What's On section, a Local List, Classifieds, Property, Jobs and Live Travel.

Nub News intends to fill the vacuum in local news created by the closure and consolidation of local newspapers.

We want to be at the heart of the Biddulph community. We want to give a voice and an identity back to the town.

We recognise that times are difficult for residents and businesses in the town and we want to help by keeping you informed and promoting our High Street.

Your stories matter to us and we would really love to hear how communities across Biddulph are pulling together to help one another.

Importantly, our business model relies on your input; be it News or What's On. Our "Nub It" button enables local people, a councillor, an MP, the chairman of the rugby or football club or a headteacher to write regular articles.

We also encourage businesses, theatres and restaurants to post events to our What's On page. Be it the local theatre company or a £10-steak-for-two night at the local restaurant, we want to promote it. We are also encouraging businesses to promote themselves by joining our Local List - and all of this is absolutely free.

Biddulph Nub News is the perfect platform for your organisation, charity, business, church, school, sports team - anyone in fact - to share your fantastic achievements with the community. We like good news stories.

While it is intrinsic to publish all types of news, we believe that good, local, community interest stories are hugely popular. All submitted content requires a legitimate name, email and telephone number and is moderated by our Regional Editor, Jack Lenton.

If you would like to find out more, visit biddulph.nub.news or contact Jack on [email protected] - we can also be found on Facebook and Twitter!