Gnosall councillor welcomed in as Mayor of Stafford Borough
Gnosall and Woodseaves ward councillor Mark Winnington has been named the new Mayor of Stafford Borough in a ceremony and military parade in Stafford town centre.
Gnosall and Woodseaves ward councillor Mark Winnington has been named the new Mayor of Stafford Borough in a ceremony and military parade in Stafford town centre.
LoveGnosall is challenging residents to prove their knowledge of Gnosall's landmarks, history and local legends.
A free family day packed with animals, activities and local food is coming to Stafford Castle on Sunday 17 May 2026.
Your local officer will be at the Grosvenor Centre in Gnosall on Saturday, 23 May, offering crime prevention advice and a chance to raise community concerns.
Gnosall's much-loved Canal Festival is back on 17-19 July, celebrating the heritage of the Shropshire Union Canal with boats, music, markets and more.
Staffordshire Police have issued an alert for Gnosall residents and businesses after £20 notes have been circulating in Gnosall.
May 15, 2026Two separate crashes on the M6 northbound near Stafford have shut lanes and caused severe delays for drivers.
May 14, 2026Rail passengers travelling through Stafford faced significant disruption on Wednesday evening after overhead electric wires were damaged on the line.
May 14, 2026Stafford Borough Police are appealing for information following the theft of a mobile sheep yard from Little Onn Lane, Little Onn, ST20 0AU.
May 13, 2026This week (11-17 May) is Mental Health Awareness Week, with this year's theme focused on taking action to support your own and others' mental wellbeing.
May 11, 2026Staffordshire Fire and Rescue is calling on residents to help prevent outdoor fires after a dramatic rise in incidents last year.
May 10, 2026A remarkable collection of Staffordshire pottery figures, many not seen on the market for 60 years, is heading to auction at Hansons Auctioneers in two upcoming sales.
May 9, 2026The Gnosall Parish Crest commemorates the teddy bear factory that operated in Gnosall in the 19th century.
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