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Progress at last for Aston to Burston bridge as May works confirmed
Staffordshire County Council confirms May start for work on the damaged Aston to Burston footbridge, with hopes to have it…
Author: Jon Cook
15th April 2025
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Support for Staffordshire farmers as council agrees to raise concerns
Stafford Borough Council’s leader has agreed to raise rural communities’ concerns about agricultural inheritance tax changes with the area’s MPs…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
14th April 2025Residents urged to check CCTV and doorbell cameras following early-morning incidents
Police are appealing for footage and information after five individuals were spotted on private property in Stone and Oulton Heath…
Author: Jon Cook
14th April 2025Police act after drugs found in Stone and Barlaston stop-searches
Drugs have been seized, and community resolutions have been issued after a series of proactive patrols targeting anti-social behaviour (ASB)…
Author: Jon Cook
14th April 2025Stone residents warned about bin collection day changes over Easter holiday
Stone residents and those across Stafford Borough are being reminded to check when their recycling and waste will be collected…
Author: Jon Cook
14th April 2025Eggs-plore the outdoors with Kibblestone’s Easter Egg Hunt
A fun-filled family adventure awaits in the great outdoors this Easter as Kibblestone Scout Camp opens its gates for a…
Author: Jon Cook12th April 2025Plans to build homes on Stone green space spark dozens of objections
More than 50 people have objected to plans to build houses on a patch of green space in Stone.
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
11th April 2025£16 million investment to tackle Staffordshire’s road repairs
Staffordshire’s road network is in line for a welcome boost, with nearly £16 million in government funding secured to support…
Author: Jon Cook
10th April 2025Stone Gang Show returns to the stage with music, laughter and community spirit
The Stone Gang Show is set to light up the stage once again as Scouts and Guides from the local…
Author: Jon Cook
8th April 2025Stories, sunshine and swallows as campaigners gather at Aston to Burston crossing
Dozens of residents turned out on Sunday, 6th April to show support for the reinstatement of the Aston to Burston…
Author: Jon Cook8th April 2025Help shape the future of the Common Plot at this year’s AGM
Residents invited to AGM on 7th May to elect new trustees and hear the latest updates Stone residents are being…
Author: Jon Cook8th April 2025Adies Alley footpath closed for emergency structural inspection
A temporary closure is in place for Adies Alley in Stone, preventing pedestrian access between Crown Street and the Maltings…
Author: Jon Cook
8th April 2025Jason’s clean sweep earns town council recognition
Jason Turner, a local litter picker who quietly collects three bags of rubbish a week has been officially recognised for…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter and Jon Cook
4th April 2025Council grants £500 towards school project to reinstate library
A Stone school’s bid to revive its library has been given a boost as part of the latest round of…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter4th April 2025Three million reasons to celebrate as we hit Facebook high
A Little Bit of Stone has just reached a massive milestone with over 3 million views on Facebook in the…
Author: Jon Cook
2nd April 2025Park violence addressed as town leaders push for more visibility
Stone remains a safe place to visit, the town’s chief inspector has said, following antisocial behaviour and violence in Westbridge…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter1st April 2025
