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Staff from Amey, Staffordshire County Council’s Highways partner, recently rolled up their sleeves for two dedicated volunteer days at Chasewater Country Park. Among the volunteers was Mark Spence, a ...
More than 150 apprentices from ten sectors took to the stage at Stafford’s County Showground to mark the completion of their training. The event, on Tuesday 15 July, also marked ten years since the ...
A proposal to replace more than 15,000 streetlights across Staffordshire with energy-efficient LED lights has been approved. The initiative, which was given the green light at Staffordshire County ...
One of Staffordshire’s libraries is to be completely refurbished soon as part of a £5 million modernisation programme.
The Staffordshire History Centre has become an accredited museum, only months after opening its doors to the public. The ...
A new framework for residual waste disposal has been agreed at Staffordshire County Council’s cabinet meeting today (16 July). The framework is designed to ensure the county council can still fulfil ...
The work involved resurfacing the Lower Milehouse Lane junction, including the approaches and exits from Douglas Road. Crews also fixed damaged drainage, kerbing and ironwork and installed additional ...
Families will step into the world of the wild and set sail with Dolittle, Dab Dab, Chee-Chee, and join the adventure with the ...
The new Care Leavers Hub is being co-ordinated by Staffordshire County Council. It allows young people leaving care to choose from a wide range of essential household items, including sofas, beds, ...
The essential maintenance and resurfacing is part of the A34 Weeping Cross to Riverway scheme. This has included improvements to two roundabout junctions, road and footway reconstruction, new ...
Voters in this Thursday’s county council by-election are being reminded to bring photo ID to their polling station. There will be 16 polling stations open across the Eccleshall and Gnosall Division ...
The Leader of Staffordshire County Council has today call for clarity on the future of HS2. In a letter to Rail Minister Lord Hendy, Ian Cooper says Staffordshire has faced years of disruption, ...
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