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- Sep 11, 2026
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Machete-wielding girlfriend strangler dealing cocaine jailed (opens the original)
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A 24-year-old caught with cocaine and cannabis worth tens of thousands of pounds and a pistol has been jailed for eight years. Officers searched Ryan Vincent's home in Moorland Road, Biddulph, on October 10, 2025 and found 657.49 grams of cannabis, 130.56 grams of cannabis resin, and 596.54 grams of cocaine. The cocaine was valued at up to £48,000 if sold in half-gram deals and the cannabis was valued at up to £10 a gram. Officers also recovered scales, snapbags, cash, and a 9mm blank firing pis
North Staffordshire bank holiday fun promised for charity in memory of Lee Rigby (opens the original)
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A charity cricket tournament is to be held to raise funds to support military families. The event at Barlaston Cricket Club on Sunday, August 30 will be the fourth annual Charity Cricket 100/100 to support The Lee Rigby Foundation, which was set up by Lyn and Ian Rigby following the loss of their son, Fusilier Lee Rigby. They saw the need for greater support for bereaved military families, veterans' families, serving personnel, and those affected by terrorism. The Foundation provides respite, an
Inside award-winning Stoke-on-Trent pub with five ales, food and beer garden (opens the original)
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A popular pub has been voted the Potteries CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) branch Pub of the Summer Season 2026. The Furlong, Tunstall, received its award from CAMRA representatives this month. Manager Ryan Hughes, aged 42, has worked at the venue for nearly 20 years and told The Sentinel he was delighted to receive the award. He said: "We are a big pub and sell food. We are a family-orientated pub. We have won CAMRA awards a few times, the last several years ago. We are really pleased to have won
Families call for council to revamp 'outdated' Stoke-on-Trent park play area (opens the original)
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A petition has been launched to persuade a council to revamp a children's play area. Scores of people have so far signed the ePetition started by Andrew Forrester who is calling for Stoke-on-Trent City Council to carry out a full regeneration of the children's play area at Burslem Park. The ePetition, already signed by 80 park users, states: "Burslem Park is a large, well-used green space at the heart of the community, surrounded by many local families. However, the current play area no longer m
Meet the North Staffordshire teen, 13, set to swim the English Channel (opens the original)
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A schoolboy with severe dyslexia is to swim the English Channel to raise funds for charity. Will Robinson, aged 13, of Cheddleton, will swim from Dover to France to try and raise £2,000 for Mencap, which supports people with a learning disability, their families and carers. The teenager, who attends Beech Hall School in Macclesfield, will complete the gruelling 21-mile swim as part of a relay with five other pupils. They will battle cold water, strong currents, and jellyfish as they navigate the
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