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Holbrook match interrupted by theft A football match in Holbrook was abandoned at half time at the weekend after thieves broke into the changing rooms and stole players' belongings during the first half.

Car rampage man jailed for 16 months A Ripley man who launched a terrifying high speed bid to escape from police in the town centre has been jailed.

Ironville community worker receives MBE A TIRELESS community worker from Ironville has been rewarded by the Queen as part of the New Year's Honours List.

Man barred from Ripley after kebab shop brawl A man has been barred from Ripley town centre after a drunken fight outside a kebab shop.

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Argyle trial: Byard told friend he "feared for his safety"

Housing service in £220,000 boost

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