County Council switches to renewable energy to become a greener council
Staffordshire County Council is taking more steps to become a greener council, after switching to renewable energy.
Author: Jon Cook
Staffordshire County Council is taking more steps to become a greener council, after switching to renewable energy.
Author: Jon Cook
After having their say on support services, children and young people in Staffordshire will have access to online support for…
Author: Lauren Walker
Despite falling funding from Government, a record £320m is to be spent on protecting the increasing numbers of adults and…
Author: Lauren Walker
If you've got an interest in local history then a new exhibition will give people the chance to explore some…
Author: Jon Cook
Following a July day that saw record-breaking high temperatures across the UK, Staffordshire County Council declared a ‘climate emergency’. Councillors…
Author: Lauren Walker
An additional £5m ploughed into tackling potholes on Staffordshire’s roads is already seeing results.with more than 300 defects fixed across…
Author: Lauren Walker
Day services for adults with a learning disability or autism could be reshaped based on feedback from users and their…
Author: Lauren Walker
Staffordshire is to be brought in line with the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme that provides free bus pass travel…
Author: Jon Cook
People from across Staffordshire are being invited to pay tribute to members of the Armed Forces, as the county prepares…
Author: Jon Cook
Carers in Staffordshire are being given the chance to shape a county-wide strategy. Carers of all ages have the chance…
Author: Lauren Walker
The latest campaign from Staffordshire County Council’s Fostering Service "Change a Future", hopes to help find families for some of…
Author: Lauren Walker
Staffordshire County Council is ensuring that people unable to make their own decisions are not held against their best interests…
Author: Lauren Walker
Householders in Stone, and the wider county are being urged to take up composting with the aid of free compost…
Author: Jon Cook
Businesses that employ children between 13 and 16 years old are being reminded by Staffordshire County Council that they need permits…
Author: Lauren Walker
Residents across Stone have started to receive their 2019/2020 Council Tax bills that cover the next financial year. Here's the…
Author: Jon Cook
Vulnerable children in Staffordshire continue to be well looked after by the county council’s social services following Ofsted inspection. Ofsted,…
Author: Jon Cook