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Stafford Lions volunteers litter pick and log 1,700 hours at Covid-19 vaccine centre
Stafford Lions have now completed more than 1,700 hours volunteering for the vaccine programme and took part in the Great British Spring Clean
Leah Cassady
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Armed Forces Day event in Stafford was a success
'All organisations benefited greatly financially whilst gaining much-needed publicity during this very difficult time'
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Go-ahead given for £20m spend on Stafford transformation
The money is ringfenced for projects within the town’s High Street that are aimed at breathing new life into the north of the town centre
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Stafford school girl will lead the way in two national shows
Stafford Grammar School sixth-former, Liv Howdle, is preparing to perform in two productions by the National Youth Music Theatre.
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Stafford Borough public praised after trailer trash removed
The trailer and roofing waste has now been removed from the lay-by at no cost to local taxpayers
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Rugeley man completes Hadrian’s Wall challenge in memory of his brother
Ges O’Mahony and two friends planned to walk Hadrian’s Wall last year to mark the first anniversary of Kev’s death but Covid-19 prevented it
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Artificial hips and knees turned into cash for Stafford charity
A scheme which recycles artificial joints and nails and screws from coffins at Stafford Crematorium has donated £10,000 to A Child Of Mine
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Stafford environmental event will be spread out over the year
There will be live music and poetry in the Market Square for No Planet B Stafford Green Arts Festival
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Councillors set to give permission for £20m spend on Stafford transformation
On Thursday, July 1 the Cabinet will be asked to allow the spending of £19,748,000 which has been allocated
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Stafford residents say road is a 'disgrace' and M6 closures make it worse
People living on Stone Road have been chasing Staffordshire County Council for repairs to the road for years, and say the M6 closures are only making it worse
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Penkridge farmers call for more serious action against fly-tipping
Currently, 95 per cent of fines given to offenders caught fly-tipping are lower than the cost of hiring a skip
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Wool show will take place in Penkridge after being postponed due to Covid-19
In a change to its normal schedule of May, Wool@J13 will go ahead in November