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Andrew Mynors

Staffordshire residents urged to not put gas canisters in household or street waste bins

• People asked not to dispose of gas cannisters in household waste bins

• Rise in incidents where cannisters have exploded during waste processing

• Advice is to take cannisters to HWRCs or return to supplier

28th April 2026
Anthony Screen by a field with livestock

Council strengthens animal welfare enforcement with new penalty notices

• Staffordshire County Council using Animal Penalty Notices to deliver earlier and proportionate methods of tackling animal welfare breaches

• Seven penalty notices have been issued in last 12 months

• Notices issued where there were failures to protect animals from suffering, injury or death, breaking movement rules and for poor record keeping

27th April 2026
child enjoying mini moment activity

New campaign launched to give children the best start at school

• New campaign launches to support parents/carers of children aged two to five.

• The Mini Moments campaign provides free activities via email to help children's confidence, connection with parents/carers, learning and development.

• Activities designed to fit around normal family routines.

27th April 2026
Two highways workers repairing a road

Safety repairs on Barnhurst Lane completed and road reopened

• Safety repairs have been completed on Barnhurst Lane

• The road has now reopened

• Repairs took 10 days to complete and used an innovative ‘screeding’ method

24th April 2026
A surface-worn road in Burton town centre, with businesses running along the right side of the road.

Key road in Burton will be resurfaced next month

• Worthington Way, in Burton, is getting resurfaced next month.

• Resurfacing will take place overnight, with roads staying open in the day, to minimise disruption.

• Work has been carefully coordinated with the Derby Road resurfacing scheme

24th April 2026
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Planning consultation underway for new medical centre

• Medical centre plan being shared with public
• Development being built on land provided by county council
• Project also includes care home and sports pitches

24th April 2026
Patrick Allen

Major road scheme set to begin for new commercial development near motorway junction

• Major road scheme for new Stafford commercial development gets under way next month

• Junction and road widening at site close to the M6 J14

• Scheme scheduled to last 39 weeks with one-way order in place

23rd April 2026
Highways workers in orange hi-vis, working on the construction of a cycleway, closed off with orange barriers.

Borough Road cycleway in Burton nears completion

• The Borough Road cycleway construction is now in the final stage.

• Work has now started on Wellington Street, Waterloo Street and Byrkley Street.

• Utility issues that were raised last month have now been resolved, with no delay to the overall project.

23rd April 2026
Waste minimisation roadshow

Schools' insight into waste reduction through county roadshow

• Waste minimisation roadshow tours Staffordshire primary schools

• Children gain insight into where their waste goes and how they can reduce it

• Roadshow now going out to county libraries

22nd April 2026
(L-R) Ash Mountford, Emily Broadhurst, Daniel Waterman and Gary Carse from the award-winning Carse & Waterman animation studio in Stoke.

How a Stoke-based animation studio brought Staffy to life

• Staffy was created by a Stoke-on-Trent animation studio using a blend of traditional creativity and innovative modern technology.

• The character is the result of collaboration between local artists, businesses and the community, combining skills like sketching, sculpting, digital design and 3D animation.

• Staffy now fronts Staffordshire’s tourism campaign, including the Staffy Trail, helping showcase the county as the nation’s playground.

22nd April 2026

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