Stafford Borough is steeped in history, from its Stone Age origins, through Roman and medieval times to modern industrial life. We have towns and villages with picturesque churches, castles and ...

Household Waste Recycling Centres are operated by Staffordshire County Council. For further information please contact the County Council. The disposal of some non-household waste may be subject to a ...

During the spring and in the summer after harvesting, we frequently receive complaints concerning agricultural odours within the borough. The most common source of odour complaints relate to the ...

The Food Safety Act 1990 and regulations made under it make it an offence for anyone to sell or process food for sale which is harmful to health. They also place an obligation on businesses to ensure ...

There are a range of options available which may make your everyday life easier and safer. From small things such as jar openers, grab sticks, long handled shoe horns, talking clocks or personal ...

The death of someone dear to us can be accompanied by strong emotions and may affect many aspects of our lives. Below are a list of organisations who can offer support for those going through ...

Before you dispose of any unwanted furniture, why not consider donating it to a local Furniture Re-Use Scheme. To discuss what you have available and to arrange a collection or drop off of any ...

Landscape Character Assessment is the analysis, description and classification of the landscape. It involves identification of those features that contribute to the character of the landscape, thereby ...

It is really easy to recycle your old electrical items and used household batteries. Put your small electrical item(s) in a carrier bag, tie up the bag and place it next to your waste or recycling on ...

The Stafford 10K celebrated its 10th anniversary in record-breaking style with the biggest number to cross the finish line in the event’s history. More than 2,200 finished the race on Sunday (20 Sept) ...

Transport is one of the largest sources of carbon emissions in the borough. Reducing car journeys, switching to cleaner vehicles and supporting walking, cycling and public transport can help improve ...

£100,000 has been allocated to upgrade the site. Beton Way is a good-sized play park in Holmcroft Ward with additional green space attached. The site is a well-used park that features a range of play ...