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New £100,000 convenience store granted late night permission to sell alcohol despite neighbour concerns

A new convenience store set to open on a Stafford main road has been given the green light to sell alcohol despite concerns from neighbours about its opening hours.

Closure order granted and clean-up started at Stafford home where front garden was used as tip

Staffordshire man crashed van on Telford roundabout then refused to give police a breath sample

Six arrested in connection with drugs and human trafficking after police raid properties in the Black Country

Cattle rescued after being involved in motorway crash near Stafford

Accident causes M6 delays near Stafford

Borough council ends financial year with £796k overspend

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Former Stafford soldier Daniel Khalife pleads guilty to escaping prison

Tiktok sensation Cal The Dragon to play in celebrity charity football match in Stafford this weekend

Plans to extend Stafford Gypsy caravan site withdrawn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

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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.