Staffordshire County Council has called for increased transparency for the role of the Staffordshire Police, Fire and Crime ...

Staffordshire’s gritting crews rolled out for the very first time this season, as temperatures plummeted across the county. The county council’s fleet of 37 gritters were in action across the county ...

The county council remains focused on reducing the number of residents with no formal qualifications, closing gaps in higher-level skills, and ensuring all communities benefit from economic growth.

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Staffordshire County Council does not hold the copyright of all the information, resources, or document content we make available on our website. The county council is licenced to use these subject to ...

We are pleased to be able to offer group citizenship ceremonies. Please read the following before you contact us to make a booking: ...

Under the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) and the Environmental Information Regulations (EIR) you have a right to request non-personal recorded information that may be held by a public authority.

Births, deaths and marriage registrations can be booked at the Leek office. Please note: Leek office is only available for weddings or ceremonies on the last Saturday of each month, subject to ...

Lighting for Staffordshire maintains more than 108,000 street lights and illuminated signs throughout Staffordshire to reduce the risk of accidents at night, improves public safety and help reduce the ...

The majority of road works are carried out by the utility companies such as gas, water, phone and electric companies. For more information on these road works please visit One Network. The Branston ...

This page provides information the different types of road surface defects that can arise every day on carriageways across the Staffordshire public highway network. Within the Highways Infrastructure ...

Ditches or watercourses are the responsibility of landowners (often called riparian owners). Roadside ditches normally belong to the adjoining landowner and not the highway authority, except where ...