Games Batonbearers heading for Stafford and Stone
Stafford Borough Council have issued a Press Release about the above, click the link for more details:
Stafford Borough Council have issued a Press Release about the above, click the link for more details:
What are your local police doing well? What would you like to see more of? How safe do you feel in your local area?
These are the questions that Staffordshire Commissioner for Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime, Ben Adams and Chief Constable Chris Noble are asking you as residents of Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
The Public Perception survey will help to determine how confident local people are in Staffordshire Police and highlight satisfaction levels around how accessible and visible the force is.
The survey closes on 26 June and findings will inform future plan priorities, highlight any challenges around reporting concerns and support local decision-making to help keep Staffordshire safe.
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams said: ‘This survey is your opportunity to tell us what you think we are doing well, what we could do more of and help us shape the service around your priorities. By taking part, you will be ensuring your voice is reflected in policing.
‘It is essential my office and the force understand how they are perceived by the public in order to identify areas which could be improved and inform future local decision-making. This feedback will assist me in my regular performance meetings to hold the Chief Constable to account.’
Chief Constable Chris Noble added: ‘This is a great opportunity for residents of Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent to have their say on policing in their local area.
‘We want to know more about your personal experiences of policing, including your views on police visibility in your area and what you think should be the biggest priorities for Staffordshire Police.
‘It’s really important that we understand your views on the service we provide in order to inform the future decisions we make to keep your community safe.’
Take part in the Public Perception Survey:
Staffordshire Police and Commissioner’s Office Perceptions Survey 2022 Online (snapsurveys.com)
SBC are encouraging Stafford cabbies to ‘go green’ by offering electric charging points in car parks, for more details click on link press release
SBC have issued a Press Release regarding Ukrainian families and the support being offered to them and host families, see link for more details press release
SBC have issued a Press Release, click on link for more details: press release
The route for the 2022 IRONMAN 70.3 Staffordshire is set and ready.
The gruelling IRONMAN 70.3 Staffordshire triathlon event will take place on Sunday 12th June 2022 and covers 70.3 miles through the Staffordshire countryside, passing through Stafford, Rugeley and Cannock Chase
The IRONMAN 70.3 Staffordshire ‘first-timer friendly course’ traverses much of our wonderful countryside providing an opportunity to showcase Staffordshire across the UK and internationally.
With a reservoir swim, meandering bike course, and finish line in Stafford’s Market Square, athletes will be taking true advantage of the region’s beauty.
GO HERE to view all of the official route and access maps
https://www.ironman.com/im703-staffordshire-courseAlmost 3000 athletes will compete on the day, and an event as big as this takes some meticulous planning as you can imagine.
This includes several road access and traffic management initiatives. Chasewater Country Park will be closed to vehicles on Saturday June 11 from 8am until 6pm and Sunday June 12 from 4am until 10am. Roads in Stafford affected include Tixall Road, Hatherton Street, Fairway, Riverway, Bridge Street, South Walls, Newport Road, Kingsway and Unicorn Way. Riverway will also be fully closed to traffic on Saturday June 11 from 8am until 6pm. Other routes may also be affected along the bike route or other parts of the event. So if you live, work or plan to visit or travel near any of the route outlined above, then you are urged to look at the traffic access page on the official IRONMAN STAFFORDSHIRE website and plan any travel or journey that you intend to make on the weekend of 11th and 12th June 2022 accordingly. There will be unrestricted access for emergency services at all times. If you have any road or route access questions please contact staffordshire70.3@ironmanroadaccess.com or call 03330 11 66 00 |
Residents in Stafford Borough are being reminded of changes to household recycling and waste collections because of the long bank holiday weekend next month (June).
For more details click here press release
Stafford Borough Council wish to remind residents living in properties in Council tax bands A to D that you are likely to receive a £150 council tax rebate from the Government to help with the cost of living. For more details, click on the link press release
Stafford Borough Council wish to remind residents living in properties in Council tax bands A to D that you are likely to receive a £150 council tax rebate from the Government to help with the cost of living. For more details, click on the link press release