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Published: Monday 8th March 2010
Cannock Chase Council has urged residents to make sure they don't lose their right to vote in the upcoming local elections and General Election.
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.
The first of 33 young trainees has started to gain vital work experience at Cannock Chase Council as part of a new scheme to help unemployed young people back into permanent employment.
Cannock Chase Council is bringing open-air theatre to Cannock Park in March when ‘Park Strife’ will be staged in the Green Flag award-winning park.
The former owner of a Rugeley restaurant has been hit for almost £10,000 after his establishment was found to be infested with cockroaches.
Cannock Chase Council is on the lookout for a new superhero in a special competition being run with primary schools in the District.
Cannock Chase Council is to suspend charges on all of its car parks on the two Saturdays before Christmas.
Cannock Chase Council teamed up with a leading business education charity to teach youngsters about the world of business at a Dragon's Den-style event.
Residents over 60 can swap their old slippers for a free brand new pair at Slipper Swap Shops across the District.
Policing and public safety news
Cannock Chase Council has repeated a warning to the public after more reports of bogus callers trying to dupe bank details from residents.
Council workers were faced with a huge clear-up after tenants were evicted from their home in the District earlier this month.
Cannock Chase Council is working across the District in a special project to alert young people about the consequences of anti-social and other at-risk behaviours.
Council, government and democracy news
A group of local schoolchildren found out what it's like to be an elected member of Cannock Chase Council on a visit to the Civic Centre on Thursday 4th March.
Cannock Chase Council is getting tough on irresponsible dog owners by introducing new Dog Control Orders on 1st April to deal with the problem of dog mess.
Cannock Chase Council has teamed up with Heath Hayes Football Club and the Kingsmead Community and Learning Partnership to offer FREE football coaching over the half-term break.
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