Cannock Chase Council have halved their staff car park off Brunswick Road and re-developed it into a public pay and display car park.

The car park named Rear Civic Centre (Brunswick Road) car park has 115 pay and display parking spaces with an additional 15 free spaces for disabled badge holders.

Construction work on the new pay and display car park was completed ahead of schedule and was opened to the public on Wednesday 1 May.

Two tenants have recently been evicted from their Council homes by Cannock Chase Council after making their neighbours’ lives a misery.

A Council tenant from Devon Road, Cannock was convicted on 22 August last year for drug related offences for ‘possession of controlled drugs with intent to supply’. Based on these offences which occurred at the Council property, Cannock Chase Council sought possession at Walsall County Court and the eviction was subsequently carried out on 31 January.

The tenant was required to pay costs totaling £1,834.40.

Cannock Chase Council has submitted a bid for government funding to assist with the regeneration of Cannock Town Centre. 

The Future High Streets Fund provides co-funding towards capital projects to bring transformative change to the local area and make town centres fit for the future.  The Government has made £675m available and has invited local authorities to submit expressions of interest to outline their plans.

Cannock Chase Council has pledged its support for this year`s Great British Spring Clean, run by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy.