Mass tree planting to create urban woodland helps tackle climate change

Volunteers from Amey planting trees

Published: Tuesday, 30th November 2021

Just a couple of months after Cannock Chase Council announced its intention to create a new urban woodland at Bradbury Lane in Hednesford, over 3,000 native trees and shrubs have been planted to date.

This significant achievement, with the help of the Forest of Mercia CIC, has come about thanks to the combined efforts of over 15 local volunteer groups and residents living nearby who have all been busy planting trees and shrubs in the past few weeks.

Rugeley hairdresser fined £15k for lockdown offence

Councillor Val Jones

Published: Tuesday, 30th November 2021

A mobile hairdresser has been prosecuted for breaching Covid restrictions during the last national lockdown.  On 20 January 2021, Nicola Watts left her home in Rishworth Avenue in Rugeley and drove to the home of another person where she carried out the services of a hairdresser.

Recycling collections continue as normal

Recycling collections

Published: Monday, 29th November 2021

Our crews are out attempting to collect today's (Monday 29 November) brown and blue bins.

Collections may be later than usual, please leave your bins out until they have been emptied.

Christmas is coming to Cannock Chase

Published: Tuesday, 16th November 2021

With free parking on the Saturday’s leading up to Christmas, a week of Christmas street markets and events planned for our town centres, Christmas is coming to Cannock Chase.

Statement - Temporary emergency accommodation for asylum seekers in Cannock

Home Office building sign

Published: Tuesday, 9th November 2021

Statement from Cannock Chase Council, Staffordshire County Council, Staffordshire Police, Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service, and NHS Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent CCGs

Temporary emergency accommodation for asylum seekers in Cannock

This week a hotel in Cannock has started receiving a group of asylum seekers at the request of the Home Office. The asylum seekers are being cared for by Serco as part of an arrangement with the Home Office. 

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