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New Baby Smoke Detector Scheme

Published: Wednesday 11th June 2008

Cannock Chase Council is helping the district’s newest tiny residents to sleep safe and sound in their beds.

Social issues news

A scheme to promote equal opportunities for all district residents, customers, Cannock Chase Council staff and potential employees has been published.

Transport and streets news

Shoppers in Cannock and Rugeley will enjoy free festive parking on Saturday December 15 and Saturday December 22.

Legal services news

Two street traders who were selling goods illegally in Rugeley town centre have been fined and ordered to pay costs.

Business news

Hednesford Redevelopment'Chase Gateway' is the name chosen for the new centre in Hednesford which St Modwen is creating through the £5 million redevelopment scheme fronting Market Street.

Health and social care news

Smokers who are trying to quit the habit will receive encouragement from Cannock Chase Council and its partners on national No Smoking Day.

Education and learning news

Eco school boosts recycling programmeA district primary school which achieved Eco Status two years ago has furthered its green credentials after taking up composting with the help of Cannock Chase Council.

Policing and public safety news

Members of the public are being invited to an open day at Wolseley Road cemetery in Rugeley this month to see a demonstration of how the safety testing of headstones is undertaken.

Housing news

A redevelopment scheme in Cannock is progressing to the next stage following the appointment of partners to undertake the scheme.

Community and living news

Youth Endeavour Award 2008 presented at Annual Council MeetingA 17-year-old high school student has been presented with this year’s Council Youth Endeavour Award for her supportive work with fellow pupils and for her school.

Council, government and democracy news

Members of the public concerned about councillors’ conduct can now make complaints directly to Cannock Chase Council.

Environment and Planning news

Garages, scrap yards and other premises dealing with vehicle tyres have been visited by Cannock Chase Council to ensure they dispose of them legally as part of a month-long initiative.

Leisure and culture news

Council leisure service is among country’s best Rugeley Leisure Centre is in the top one per cent of leisure facilities in the country for customer provision according to industry assessors.

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