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Litter picker of 20 years praised by councillors
Ted Burton is well recognised by local residents for keeping the estate tidy, which has also encouraged others
Leah Cassady
I'm a reporter for Staffordshire Newsletter covering lots of local news and more - please feel free to get in touch leah.cassady@reachplc.com.
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Stafford town benefitting from £120 million investment
Stafford Borough Council leader Patrick Farrington is confident the county town is on the right track for economic success
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The 35th Gnosall Carnival will go ahead this month
The first annual carnival was held back in 1985, and only one has been cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19
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New pottery studio opens at Bishton Hall in Stafford
Caroline Farnell-Smith brings decades of experience as a successful ceramic artist to the growing community of artisan entrepreneurs now based there
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Stafford rallies together for Afghanistan refugees
Hearts & Hands are asking for donations of teddy bears, pens, pencils colouring books and school uniforms
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Stafford group celebrate 15th anniversary
The group launched in 2006 and are hosting an event in Stafford's Market Square this Sept to tell people what they’re all about
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Stafford business to be on TV following filming
Find It, Fix It, Flog It visited The Quirky Emporium which sells vintage and reclaimed items and is based at a farm in Colwich
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Success as Stafford Gatehouse Theatre staged one of UK’s first post-lockdown summer school shows
Around 40 talented local youngsters took part in ‘Take Me To The World’ which attracted almost 500 people over two nights
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Stafford volunteers collect 2,000 meals from Wildwood for food bank
The donations were taken directly to the Food Bank at Rising Brook Church, where it was very gratefully received
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Drinks in honour of one of Stafford’s longest-serving landlords
Alan Turner passed away in May 2020 but now that Covid-19 restrictions have lifted, his sons want to fulfil one of his last wishes to buy past friends and customers a last drink
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New pub in Stone champions local and helps charity
Former teacher Chris Reynolds wanted to run his own pub before opening The Wren in Stone this summer
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Train named in memory of 1960s Hixon rail accident
Twelve people died in the incident in 1968 which saw changes made to level crossings across Britain