Cannock based cab company, Corky’s Cars, have licensed two brand new Tesla electric vehicles with Cannock Chase Council, for use across the District.

They are the first private hire company to license a fully electric vehicle with the Council.

To celebrate these eco-friendly vehicles, they will be offering free journeys to random customers who book with them during February, customers however cannot request the Tesla for a free ride.

Cannock Chase Council and Cannock Police are joining forces to re-launch popular bike marking events, to help prevent them being stolen.

Cannock Chase Council has announced the reopening of its tennis courts following refurbishment.

A total of 13 courts across Cannock Park, Hednesford Park, Ravenhill Park and Heath Hayes Park have undergone various improvements to ensure tennis courts are of a high quality for local players. The introduction of an electric gate access system means that players can now find and book a court with assurance it will be available when they arrive to play.

Signs warning against the anti-social use of motor vehicles have been installed at various locations across the district, as the Council and Police continue to work together to crack down on anti-social behaviour.

(Press release from Deeley Construction)

Work is underway in Cannock to create a new £6 million nursing home for adults living with complex needs. 

The home will create around 100 new healthcare jobs and will be owned and operated by leading national health care provider Exemplar Health Care.

The first residents are expected to move into the new nursing home in early 2025.

Midlands-based Deeley Construction has been appointed to complete the development and work has now started on site. 

Cannock Chase Council, working with St Luke’s Church in Cannock, has arranged a special service at the church in the town centre to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January.

The service will take place the day before, on Friday 26 January, in view of Saturday 27 January coinciding with the sabbath day within the Jewish community.

Cannock Chase Council is reminding residents that its new chargeable garden waste collection service starts this month, with annual subscriptions covering from 1 January to 31 December 2024 at a cost of £38.50 per brown bin.

Residents can sign up at any time, but if they want to have their brown bins collected in January, they will need to sign up by 14 January. However, residents can still sign up at any time throughout the year at the same price.