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Plans to extend Stafford Gypsy caravan site withdrawn

A planning application to extend a Gypsy caravan site near Stafford have been withdrawn.

Driver arrested after being found more than twice over drink driving limit on motorway near Stafford

Driver charged and car seized after being stopped by police on motorway near Stafford

Stafford village to host major comedy festival next spring

Your World|Oct 30

'I boo!' Proposal in a pumpkin patch sets up very happy Halloween for Penkridge couple

Attractions|Oct 27

Man who was spotted trying car door handles and stealing wallet in Stafford pleads guilty

18 eerie images of once-popular Stafford Indoor Market now it has closed for good

Stafford|Oct 23

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Staffordshire man who tried to get sentence reduced by smuggling drugs and ammunition gets further jail term

Stafford|Oct 22

Spy-accused ex-serviceman left device at barracks in bomb hoax plot, court told

Stafford community invited to name town's newest care home

Your World|Oct 22

Light up your festive season and join us at Luminate at Shugborough

Your World|Oct 22

£9k fine for landlord who left mother-of-two's flat with damaged stairs and shower held together with tape

Housebuilder helps Stafford school buy new sensory equipment

Your World|Oct 19

Man denies murdering woman found dead at property

Demolition of Guildhall Shopping Centre approved just days after closure of Stafford Indoor Market

Stafford|Oct 17

Family of young woman killed in crash ask judge not to jail her boyfriend for careless driving

Drivers reported after police stop car being towed on M6 using seatbelts

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About Stafford

Stafford's heritage is clear to see with historic buildings revealing the growth and prosperity of the town through the centuries. Stafford Castle shows the town's prominence during the Norman period and remains a popular attraction today. Notable buildings also include the Elizabethan Ancient High House in the town centre, now a museum, and the imposing Shire Hall, once the town's court house. The arts plays a role in Stafford which hosts a Shakespeare Festival and boasts its own theatre.