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JCB wins biggest UK order in its 75 years history
'It’s the biggest ever order from a JCB customer in the UK and we are delighted to secure this business'
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‘Please don’t stop our engines from getting through’
The service has previously issued leaflets in areas where bad parking has made it difficult for engines to pass
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Staffordshire parents can get vouchers worth £15 per child during Easter holidays
The council said it is doing 'all it can' to support families during the school holidays
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Hundreds of new jobs at JCB to be created in Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Wrexham
'The rebound following the covid-19 pandemic continues to gather pace'.
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Hundreds back calls for Leek to Stoke railway line to reopen
The line would connect Staffordshire Moorlands and communities on the edge of the city, such as Norton, up with Stoke Station
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Staffordshire Police Chief Constable to retire after three decades of policing
Mr Morgan will retire in June after 33 years in policing.
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Calls made to keep Staffordshire schools open on polling day
'If schools are used as polling stations, they could be closed entirely, not just for one day, but longer to accommodate deep cleaning before and after voting takes place'
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Staffordshire Day 2021 to feature first county-wide film competition
There are six categories and any movie which promotes the county can be submitted - with the overall winner recieving a cheque for £500
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Learner drivers urged to brush up on driving theory during lockdown
Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership wants learners to put their time to good use and practice for their theory test
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Help is available for low-income families in Staffordshire to keep warm during winter
'We know that many households, through no fault of their own are finding it hard going and struggling with things like paying heating bills'.
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Stafford punk Dirk's million step walking challenge to help find brain tumour cure
Colourful character and self-confessed "old punk", Dirk Bates from Stafford has been walking one million steps over the month of February and is due to finish this weekend.
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Financial support announced for victims of domestic abuse
Under a new duty, which was a key Conservative manifesto commitment at the last election, councils will be required to provide support to domestic abuse victims and their children