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The public in Staffordshire are being warned to stay alert after a spate of catalytic converter thefts across the county in just one day.
Five incidents, including two in Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle, were reported to police on Thursday, March 5.
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A councillor has told how he was racially abused when he challenged a fly-tipping motorist.
Stoke-on-Trent Labour councillor Amjid Wazir says he was told to go back to your own country and sworn at after he asked why a driver had thrown a bag of rubbish out of his car, in his Hanley Park and Shelton ward.
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Every single one of us has taken a walk around Hanley, but have you ever stopped to notice the street names?
The name Hanley is said to come from either haer lea , meaning high meadow , or heah lea meaning rock meadow .
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