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Staffordshire residents call for cull of Tean school's 60ft trees (opens the original)
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Residents in a Staffordshire Moorlands village say they are being hemmed in by towering trees that "block out the sky" and leave them feeling like they're "living in the woods". Some of the trees, which were planted by a neighbouring school about a decade ago, are estimated to be more than 60ft (18m) tall. Maureen Forsyth, who has lived on Uttoxeter Road in the village of Tean for three years, said she feared if one fell "it would not just damage the house, but could put lives at risk". Greatwoo
Why Staffordshire Police has put body cameras on dogs (opens the original)
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A police force has started attaching body cameras to some of their dogs to enable officers to keep better track of their movements. The devices have been used by Staffordshire Police on three of their firearm support dogs across four incidents since they were introduced. PC Craig Neeson, who looks after police dog Dan, said there had been "great feedback" so far as it helped officers to see where the animals were "at all times". "It just gives the handler those vital seconds or minutes to go and
Cheadle man thought his 'time was up' after falling down well (opens the original)
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A man who survived a 30ft (9m) fall down a well has been reunited with the firefighter who rescued him, months after fearing he would not make it out alive. Jonno Stubbs suffered multiple injuries after plunging into the well at his property in Cheadle, Staffordshire, in February. After spending months trying to track him down, he met firefighter Jack Gaskell on Monday and thanked him for saving his life. "If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be sitting here today," Stubbs said. The JCB fork-lift t
Dad pushes to raise postnatal depression awareness (opens the original)
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Warning: This story contains references to mental health struggles and negative thoughts that some readers may find distressing Steve Sharman was thrilled to become a father. But in the days after his daughter was born, he was struck by "awful and really, really horrible thoughts" about harming her. Nightmarish intrusive thoughts whirled around in his head about little Florence, which left him deeply disturbed. He and his wife, Emily, recognised the symptoms after reading about it during the pre
Rugby man breaks own world record with remote control car (opens the original)
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An engineer has broken his own world record for driving the world's fastest remote controlled car. Stephen Wallis from Rugby, Warwickshire, set his previous record with a remote-controlled model called The Beast, which recorded a speed of 234.71mph (377.7km/h) earlier this year. But after modifying and upgrading his latest aerodynamic car, the Mach Reaper, in an attempt to go even faster, he recently hit a top speed of 256.74mph (413.2km/h). "You do get a massive rush when you see your car flyin
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