A new campaign addressing harmful sexual behaviours such as harassment and assault has launched in secondary schools across the District this week as part of Cannock Chase Council’s ongoing safeguarding work.

The Council’s Community Safety Team has commissioned Loudmouth Education and Training to run their new educational resource on harmful sexual behaviours, ‘Calling It Out’, for pupils in key stages three to five.

The new waste and recycling calendars are on their way to residents in Cannock Chase. 

Cannock Chase Council has launched a survey to gather information on how the community within the District travel day to day.

The survey will collect information about how people travel to work, school and socially and why they use that method of travel, be it walking, cycling, driving or public transport.

Cabinet members at Cannock Chase Council have listened to concerns made by residents about the plans of Hednesford Town Council to transfer the lease of the Pye Green Community Centre to the 1st Hednesford Scouts.

At its meeting this evening, Cabinet decided against allowing the town council to transfer the lease. They believe the lease should remain with the town council so the popular centre continues to provide benefit to the wider community. 

At Cannock Chase Council’s meeting last night members approved the four year Housing Revenue Account Capital Programme 2021-22 to 2024-25.

An established electrical contracting business in Rugeley is calling on other businesses to take on an apprentice and get the funding on offer to help.

Valentine’s Day should be about celebrating the love and affection between a couple. This will not be the case for some men and women living in Cannock Chase District this Valentine’s Day.

Works to the park and play area at the Cema - Chapel Street Park in Norton Canes have now been completed.