News in Biddulph

Residents in Biddulph can now take advantage of a service offered by the Co-op – and get their prescriptions delivered direct to their door at no extra cost.

Though the service is a permanent one going forward, it is particularly important during this crisis time of social distancing guidelines.

Those enjoying the Biddulph Valley Way have been warned to look out for a dangerous plant that can cause blisters, burns and even blindness after it was apparently spotted near the popular walking path.

A sign has been placed to alert walkers of a potential stem of giant hogweed growing near a picnic bench on the Whitemore side of Biddulph Valley Way.

Small businesses in the Biddulph area and around Staffordshire have been offered the chance to access a free personal protective equipment (PPE) starter-kit.

As lockdown begins to ease and businesses locally and around the country prepare to get up and running again, the "Start Back PPE Pack" is being offered by Staffordshire County Council.

Police have issued an appeal for information after a woman's handbag was stolen from her purse in Biddulph last week.

The woman was out shopping in Biddulph town centre on Wednesday, 24th June when her purse was taken.

Driving lessons and motorcycle training in Biddulph and beyond can resume from Saturday 4th July, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has announced.

The rule applies to all types of driver and motorcycle training in England, including private practice with someone you live with or in your support bubble.

A range of Biddulph clubs will benefit from a share of £200,000 in grants to support them during the difficult Covid-19 period.

Four of the town's much-valued organisations have been included in a list of over 20 clubs across the Moorlands to receive the funding, which is being provided by Staffordshire Moorlands District Council.

As the Covid-19 lockdown continues to ease, Biddulph Library will soon be able to open its doors again as Staffordshire's 43 libraries begin their phased reopening next month.

However, Biddulph Library will be one of the last of the libraries managed directly by Staffordshire County Council to reopen, having been scheduled to begin welcoming visitors on Monday, 27th July.

Plans to fell a protected tree in Knypersley have been rejected by councillors.

Nub News reported earlier this week how an application to Staffordshire Moorlands District Council's Planning Committee sought consent to cut down a large, mature Pine tree, which is protected by a tree preservation order and located near the grounds of 121 and 123 Tunstall Road.

Retailers and associated businesses in Biddulph have been asked to get involved in a special video project to entice shoppers back to the high street.

A montage of selfie-style clips will be edited into a one-off showcase, demonstrating how people can safely return to shopping in Staffordshire.

With businesses around the country beginning to open up again as lockdown eases, why not take advantage of Biddulph Nub News and list your business for free on our site?

If you have a pub, restaurant, barbers, or any other local business, please feel free put your listing on our website and tell your customers when you are reopening.