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Calls have been made for parking to be free in three towns to help boost trade.
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council s car parking working group is currently reviewing parking across the area.
Cheadle enjoyed a free parking day last Saturday, with Leek motorists benefiting from a similar initiative today (May 1).
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A piece of land which has stood vacant for several years is to be revamped.
Work is set to start in the next few weeks to refurbish the site on the corner of Haywood Street and Russell Street on the gateway to Leek town centre on the busy A53.
The project is being overseen by Leek Town Council. The land was given to Leek Town Council under licence from Staffordshire County Council.
League City City Council approves 1-time decrease to water rate after winter storm
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LEAGUE CITY, Texas Considering the high water bills some residents are facing due to last month s winter storm, League City City Council approved a measure March 9 to ease the burden.
With council s unanimous vote, League City water customers bills for February will be capped at the second of four price tiers regardless of whether they used enough water to move them to a more expensive tier.
According to city officials, League City customers use about 10 million gallons of water a day. During the winter storm, that increased to a peak of nearly 25 million gallons in a single day, mostly due to residents running their faucets to prevent pipes from freezing and other residents experiencing burst pipes, officials said.
Detrimental plans for houses near Grade II-Listed pub rejected stokesentinel.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from stokesentinel.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.