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I rode one of the last Number 90 buses - and immediately spotted the problem (opens the original)
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As the bell tolled for a popular bus route, I took a ride on one of the last buses from Tunstall to Ball Green before the axe falls. The route stopped running last night, with operator Stanton’s of Stoke saying the number 90 service is not financially viable. Passengers who regularly use it have pleaded for the service to be saved so I went along to see how people were feeling today, those appeals seemingly falling on deaf ears. The journey begins at 10am on Woodland Street in Tunstall, with a r
'Lifeline' Stoke-on-Trent bus route serving Haywood Hospital being axed today (opens the original)
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A petition has been launched to try to stop the cancellation of a ‘vital’ bus route. The number 90 service which connects Ball Green, Smallthorne and Tunstall is set to be axed today. A petition aiming for decision makers to reconsider the decision has already attracted 266 signatures. However, operator Stantons of Stoke says the service is no longer financially viable following changes to a school contract. The petition says the route is popular with visitors to Haywood Hospital, the bus stops
Staffordshire dad owed £3.2k child maintenance - despite spending £974 in pubs (opens the original)
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A Staffordshire dad has been ordered to pay child maintenance arrears - or face going to prison. The dad - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was accused of non-essential expenditure and failing to make child maintenance payments. Under Section 39A of the Child Support Act 1991, magistrates’ courts have the power to disqualify people from driving if they wilfully refuse or neglect to pay child maintenance, or impose a prison sentence of up to 42 days. The Stafford dad was in court with £3,2
Fresh fight to stop The Wammy being fenced off as new petition launched (opens the original)
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A petition has been relaunched as plans to fence off a popular North Staffordshire green space have been revived. A planning application submitted by Newcastle Town Football Club proposes a 1.8 metre wire mesh fencing around The Wammy, off Lower Milehouse Lane. Previously, Newcastle Borough Council had submitted plans for a two metre fence and four-metre high netting around the playing field. However, the plans were withdrawn following feedback from the community. The Wammy recently received £1.
Inside £17m leisure centre after 22-month transformation (opens the original)
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The 22-month wait is over as the Moorlands’ new state-of-the-art health and wellbeing centre, MyActive Leek, finally opens its doors. The ambitious project to overhaul the leisure centre has been underway since October 2024. The project has seen £17 million invested in the facility, previously known as the Brough Park Leisure Centre, to expand and modernise the centre. Staffordshire Moorlands District Council has also worked with Sport England on the innovative Active Environments development in
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