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The collision in Endon is also said to have damaged an ... We are awaiting a statement from Staffordshire Police.

Motorists are today snarled up in huge delays on one of the busiest roads in North Staffordshire - after it was dug up again. Workers are currently on Leek Road, in Endon, where three-way ...

South Staffordshire Council has announced the launch of the South Staffordshire Good Food and Drink Guide, a comprehensive showcase of the region’s food and drink scene. Designed to enhance the ...

Leave this field empty if you're human: Cllr Janice Silvester-Hall is behind a showcase at the Staffordshire County Council Buildings. It features images of notable women from yesteryear, along with ...

A six-year-old boy from Staffordshire who took his smooth fox terrier to Crufts has made history after becoming one of the show's youngest ever winners. Freddie Osborne competed with family dog ...

A popular city centre boozer has given services a shake-up after being handed a one-star food hygiene rating. The Plough, in St Benedicts Street, has been told it requires improvement in both the ...

The Plough, in St Benedicts Street, has been told it requires improvement in both the cleanliness of its facilities and management of food safety. Upon learning of its poor rating staff at the ...

Nestled down an ancient side street close to London Bridge Train Station is the site of the Tabard Inn. This historic coaching inn was originally established around 1300 and was one of a series that ...

The Plough joins several other pubs in North Yorkshire which feature in the Michelin Guide such as the Durham Ox, Star Inn at Harome and The Lime Tree Inn. Richard and Lindsey said: "We were ...

Six-year-old Freddie Osborne is the youngest entrant in this year's Crufts at the NEC and along with his smooth fox terrier Penny will be competing against adults on Thursday afternoon (March 6 ...

Research carried out by Teagasc scientists over the past 20 years has confirmed the continuing role for plough-based cultivations. The work was carried out at Knockbeg in Co. Carlow. Teagasc’s Dermot ...