Investment in Staffordshire’s future will continue next year, despite increasing financial pressure. Spending planned in Staffordshire County Council’s £711 million budget for 2025/26 includes ...

You will need to read the information set out in types of complaint we cannot look at and the information below before you submit your online form or email to the customer feedback and complaints ...

Staffordshire County Council’s Trading Standards Officers are asking people to be cautious of scammers posing as family and friends to obtain money through gift cards. In this scam, criminals send ...

Small businesses up to five years old in Staffordshire can still benefit from free expert digital marketing support before Christmas through a county council support programme. The Get Started and ...

The above are just a few examples of what you will find at the library, but there is lots more on offer.

To add or edit a meeting, click on the “meetings” editor in the left panel of WordPress. This will take you to a list of current meetings. You can add a new meeting by clicking “add new” at the top of ...

The local studies room is open to all members of the public without charge, although we regret that babies and young children cannot be admitted. Registers of parishes in the former registration ...

To add, edit, or remove an event from the events page, click on “events” on the left panel. This will open a list of current events. To create a new event, click on “add new” at the top of the page.

If you're looking for a space where you can meet as a group, your library has meeting rooms for hire. At some libraries, you can hire a bank of computers and in others there are separate IT suites for ...

The archive collections in the care of the Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archive Service are unique and irreplaceable. This explains the aspects of our preservation policy of the service which ...

Discovering the history of your locality and its community can be a fascinating and exciting experience. Have you ever wondered who used to live in your house, or what an area would have been like ...

Aerial photographs can be an invaluable source for studying changing landscapes and evolving communities. At the smallest level, they can be used to trace changes to individual properties and gardens, ...