Councillor calls county’s Reform highlights “misleading”
A former deputy leader says a Reform UK report on its first 100 days at Staffordshire County Council is “misleading”…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
A former deputy leader says a Reform UK report on its first 100 days at Staffordshire County Council is “misleading”…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
Staffordshire County Council leaders have confirmed their final proposals for local government reorganisation will go before Cabinet on Monday 4…
Author: Jon Cook
Staffordshire County Councillor Andrew Mynors says the county’s electric vehicle plans must “meet the needs of residents across Staffordshire, as…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
Staffordshire County Councillor Andrew Mynors, who represents part of Stone under the Stafford Trent Valley division, has led a successful…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
Senior councillors have agreed to put forward plans for two new unitary authorities covering east and west Staffordshire – but…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
Staffordshire County Council plans to spend up to £142,010 on hiring two one-year political assistants, with one assigned to the…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
A damaged footbridge is set to be replaced with a brand-new structure - but it won't be until 2026. The…
Author: Jon Cook
Stone would join a new West Staffordshire authority under Reform’s east–west plan, alongside Newcastle, South Staffordshire and Cannock Chase.
Author: Phil Corrigan, Local Democracy Reporter
Overnight closures on the A34 north of Stafford begin Monday 11th August for resurfacing works at the Pets at Home…
Author: Jon Cook
Staffordshire’s £4.5 million electric vehicle (EV) charging scheme is under review, prompting concern that the county could lose out on…
Author: Phil Corrigan, Local Democracy Reporter
Staffordshire County Council introduces three-month pause on new non-essential roadworks in areas facing disruption, with a call for legislative reform.
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
Staffordshire’s new community safety lead says policing must “get the basics right” — but do Stone residents feel safe with…
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter and Jon Cook
Staffordshire County Council proposes a new cabinet support role to improve SEND services, prompting debate over cost and responsibilities.
Author: Kerry Ashdown, Local Democracy Reporter
A new campaign from Staffordshire County Council is looking for people in Stone who have a spare bedroom and the…
Author: Jon Cook
Staffordshire filled 37,000 potholes last year, but are road conditions in Stone really improving? Local drivers weigh in on whether…
Author: Jon Cook
Staffordshire crews have completed over 60 miles of surface dressing since March, helping to extend road life and prevent potholes…
Author: Jon Cook