The controversial decision to spend up to £142,000 on political assistants at Staffordshire County Council has survived its first challenge.
A bowls club has been forced to defend a move which could allow non-members to use its facilities.
A developer says controversial plans for hundreds of new homes on land in Chasetown will deliver “much-needed” family and affordable housing.
A local nursery business is offering staff the opportunity to embark on the trip of a lifetime as part of an annual talent exchange scheme.
Two people have been arrested in Burntwood after police found cocaine, cash, suspected drug line phones and nearly £5,000 in cash.
A fashion show and pop-up shop is set to raise money for St Giles Hospice.
A free clinic to provide advice and support on dementia is returning to Lichfield.
Residents are being urged to make use of digital tools to help them resolve local problems.
Prospective pupils are being invited to an open evening at a local secondary school.
The leader of Staffordshire County Council says the outcome of an “internal efficiency review” will be unveiled later this year.
