• Another two successful tours Return home!

  By Robin Hood Travel Ltd at 12:32 on 13/04/12

  

  Another two Robin Hood Travel Tours have returned home this week with very happy passengers! "Settle - Carlisle Railway" and "The Floriade - Greatest Flower Show on Earth" Settle - Carlisle Railway, An annual favourite at Robin Hood Travel the tour stayed at The Crown Hotel, Wetheral.An early start (not too early though) and a quick coffee stop at Skipton before making their way...

• Passengers return home happy after short breaks!

  By Robin Hood Travel Ltd at 10:13 on 27/03/12

  

  The first three Spring tours of 2012 have come back to high praise from everyone!! Thriplow Daffodil Weekend, The Queen: 60 Photos for 60 Years at Windsor and our very popular Mystery Weekend! All three tours have returned with fantastic reviews from passengers.. Thriplow Daffodil Weekend, stayed at The Menzies Hotel Cambridge. The ideal base for visiting Thriplow and Cambridge! Passengers were treated to a three course...

• Calendar slot for Leek roundabout

  By CarlyBaldwin at 12:14 on 08/09/11

  

  The Leek roundabout at the centre of a bitter dispute over it's future will feature in a 2012 calendar. The UK Roundabout Appreciation Society has chosen to showcase the Nicholson War Memorial island on the December page of next year's calendar. It comes after residents demonstrated over plans to demolish the iconic roundabout as part of a deal to build a new supermarket.

• Motorists urged to remain patient regarding overdue roadworks

  By CarlyBaldwin at 14:54 on 05/09/11

  

  A National Grid spokeswoman has told motorists to focus on the 'long-term gain' as roadworks on a major gateway into Leek continue over a month after they were due to be completed. Motorists have faced delays in Newcastle Road at its junction with Junction Road, Burton Street and Broad Street near Morrisons. Two-way traffic lights have been in place at the roundabout for nearly 14 weeks while National Grid replaced old pipes with...

• What happened to 'fight' pledge?

  By Leek Post and Times at 08:00 on 08/07/11

  

  Mike Worthington, Conservative candidate for the Churnet Valley, in the leaflet Latest News delivered to my home states "fight to protect and promote our countryside". In my view, regarding the plans to build on St John's School site in Mill Lane, Mike Worthington and fellow Councillor Mike Bowen did not try to protect the people or the countryside of Wetley Rocks. Mr Worthington, there is an old Indian saying – ...

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