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Published: Wednesday 1st September 2010
Cannock Chase Council has secured an Anti Social Behaviour Injunction (ASBI) on a Council tenant in Stafford Lane, Hednesford on the 23rd August 2010 at Walsall Courts.
Cannock Chase Council is taking its benefits service out into the community with a new appointments system that was introduced on 7th June.
New signs that point visitors in the direction of five major tourist attractions have been installed across the District in a project led by Cannock Chase Council.
One of Cannock Chase Council's Future Jobs Fund trainees has secured a full-time job at the Council.
Cannock Chase Council is working with Staffordshire County Council and Staffordshire Police to challenge the negative stereotypes often associated with young people.
The former owner of a Rugeley restaurant has been hit for almost £10,000 after his establishment was found to be infested with cockroaches.
Traders from Cannock Market have raised thousands of pounds for a Staffordshire school for pupils with learning difficulties.
Cannock Chase Council is in urgent talks with Centro after the West Midlands transport authority announced it can no longer afford the improved services introduced on the Chase Line in May 2009.
Cannock Chase Council has signed a development agreement with St Modwen for the Hednesford Gateway scheme, paving the way for the most significant regeneration projects in the town's history.
A great free Family Walk is being held at the Route to Health community arts trail on Sunday (18th July), with everything from African drumming, a mobile zoo and a rainforest roadshow.
Cannock Chase Council has recently won two court cases against Council tenants in regards to their anti social behavior.
Policing and public safety news
A new Victims and Witness Champion has been appointed in Cannock Chase to offer support to local people in tackling anti-social behaviour.
Cannock Chase Council held its own mini youth festival “Summer Sounds” in Cannock Park on Saturday 28th August to showcase the district’s young talent with the Park Fest event.
Council, government and democracy news
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 87(2) of the Local Government Act 1972 that a casual vacancy exists in the office of District Councillor for the Heath Hayes East and Wimblebury Ward
Cannock Chase Council Environmental Health Division has revised and updated its enforcement policy. The Policy explains how the legislation will be enforced.
Visit the Museum on Saturday 28th August between 11.30am and 4.30pm to view 'Painted Tales' art exhibition and meet the artist behind this incredible work.
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