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Nick Statham

Greater Manchester County, UK
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FURY over plans for new drive-thru Greggs branded a 'recipe for a nightmare'

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By Nick Statham
| MSN UK
Plans for a new Greggs drive-thru on the site on a rundown pub have been branded ‘a recipe for a nightmare’. The popular fast-food bakery wants to demolish the former Farmer’s Arms, in Cheadle Heath, and set up shop on the site of the old landmark boozer. Proposals for the new outlet went before local councillors and residents - but were not received well.
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Greater Manchester golf club reveals plans for ‘high quality’ new driving range

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By Nick Statham
| MSN UK
A golf club has revealed plans for a new ‘high quality’ driving range and pitch and putt course. Stockport Golf Club, in Offerton, is drawing up proposals for a short game course and driving range with ‘fairways, target greens, teeing off points and bunkers’. It would make use of an underused practice area and separate grazing paddock at the Offerton Road course to create new facilities spanning 13 acres of green belt land. A new access road and car park are also proposed.
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Lifeline for hard up families as free school meals offered to thousands more children

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By Nick Statham
| MSN UK
Hard up families have been delivered a lifeline as letters offering free school meals to thousands more kids across Stockport begin dropping through letterboxes. Children in households that receive council tax support, housing benefit or both - but who do not currently qualify for free school meals - will be eligible from the start of the new academic year in September. It means more than 3,000 extra youngsters will get a paid-for hot meal at school or college.
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