News in Biddulph

Staffordshire Moorlands District Council has pledged to reduce the environmental impact of markets in the district, introducing a number of changes to how markets are set up.

The council says the changes will see a reduction of thousands of HGV vehicle miles and carbon emissions, and an end to the use of 3,000 single use plastic cable ties every year.

Police are appealing for information following reports of a dog bite in Biddulph at the weekend.

Officers were called to Smithy Lane in Biddulph at around 5.30pm on Sunday, after it was reported that a Bull Terrier had bitten a Husky on the street.

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Police have issued an appeal for information after a teenage girl was "approached by a man" in Biddulph last night.

The incident occurred just before 6pm yesterday (Monday), on Thames Drive, with police now checking the area's CCTV in the hopes of tracing the man.

Knypersley Cricket Club was forced to concede two of its games this weekend after one of their players tested positive for Coronavirus.

The club was due to play two games on Saturday, with the club's first 11 due to face Wood Lane Cricket Club's first 11.

Thanks to Cathy Cooper from Biddulph Slimming World for submitting the following column. Below, Cathy praises Biddulph slimmer Craig Doorbar for achieving a weight loss of over five stone.

Tributes have been paid to a "wonderful and kind" Biddulph teenager following his passing last week.

Harry Mullington, who was a Year 13 student at Biddulph High School, sadly passed away on Monday, 31st August.

Biddulph Classic Car show has been postponed, after it was due to take place this weekend.

The show was due to take place from 2pm - 5pm on Saturday, 12th September, and promised an array of classic and modern cars dating back as far as 1912, and including commercials vehicles agricultural vehicles, motorbikes and scooters.

More than 58,000 meals were claimed in the Moorlands under the Government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme, according to the latest statistics.

In total, more than 100 million meals were claimed across the UK under the scheme, which ran throughout the month of August.

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