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• Strengthening works have been completed on Morfe Mill Bridge in Enville.

• Work included adding a new concrete saddle and parapets and added protections to foundations.

• It is one of over 500 road bridges in Staffordshire estimated to be over 100 years old.

• Stafford Family Hub helps families eat more healthily with cooking event.

• The ‘Sow, Grow, Cook and Eat’ showed families how to prepare food by scratch, including sowing seeds and baking bread.

• Part of council's Just Add Veg campaign, a county-wide initiative to promote healthier eating.

• Four-day highways scheme in Biddulph to start Monday 23 February.

• Scheme will improve road safety on A527 Congleton Road by reducing speed limit and installing new road markings for higher visibility.

• Road will be closed 8am to 4pm each day of works with diversion in place.

• Staffordshire County Council agrees three-year Community Safety Strategy.
• The plan, the first of its kind for the council, sets out how the council and its partners will protect people and reduce crime.
• The four priorities are protecting vulnerable people, safer and stronger places, prevention, and effective partnership with clear accountability.

• Public invited to information event on Doxey Road regeneration scheme.

• Event will take place on Friday 27 February between 3pm and 7pm at Stafford's St Thomas & St Andrews Church.

• People will have chance to ask questions and make comments on the preparation and regeneration works.

• Residents can now enter a competition to design a Staffy statue for a major new public art trail.

• A copy of Staffy's outline can be downloaded online or collected from any Staffordshire library.

• Up to three winners will be picked, whose designs will be brought to life by professional local artists.