Staffordshire County Council reports progress on key services
Staffordshire County Council says it is making strong progress across roads, education, business support and digital connectivity, according to its latest quarterly report.
Staffordshire County Council says it is making strong progress across roads, education, business support and digital connectivity, according to its latest quarterly report.
Gnosall could see unusually warm temperatures on Thursday before colder air sweeps in for the weekend.
Staffordshire is competing against the likes of Scotland, Finland and Costa Rica for a prestigious international place branding award.
Residents, volunteers, community groups and local councillors gathered at Gnosallβs historic St Lawrence Church on Sunday afternoon to launch a project with a simple ambition: to discover and record the remarkable trees growing around them.
Gnosall's Boat Inn has scooped three awards at the Pride of Staffordshire Community Pub Awards.
Photographers across Staffordshire are being invited to submit images celebrating the county's character, with winning shots displayed in a brand new Coroners Court.
Oct 8, 2026The Stafford Farmers' and Artisans' Market scheduled for Saturday has been cancelled due to high wind warnings from the Met Office.
Oct 8, 2026Staffordshire County Council has launched its winter gritting season with 11 brand-new machines joining the fleet, bringing the latest spreading technology to county roads.
Oct 5, 2026Greene's Coffee House on Gnosall High Street is celebrating its second birthday today with a simple offer: every hot drink on the menu for just £1, all day long.
Oct 4, 2026Fraudsters are targeting residents with fake messages about Winter Fuel Payments — and Staffordshire Trading Standards is urging people to stay alert.
Oct 2, 2026A poet from Rugeley and a sixth-form student from Stone have been named as Staffordshire's new Poet Laureate and Young Poet Laureate.
Oct 1, 2026From today, VAT has been removed from electricity bills, keeping the Ofgem Energy Price Cap around £45 a year lower than it would otherwise have been.
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