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Award-winning Staffordshire brewery producing beers with unique taste and legacy

It's a brewery with a legacy for dark, flavourful and premium ales which has taken on a mythical name and has won multiple awards.

Numbers growing at Staffordshire Scout group

Your World|Dec 14

Burntwood eatery named best Bangladeshi restaurant in the Midlands

Your World|Dec 11

Ladies group take a trip back to the 1950s

Your World|Dec 10

Burntwood Victoria FC nets £2,000 donation thanks to housing developer

Your World|Dec 9

Police issue photos of people wanted for questioning after £100 worth of vapes taken from Staffordshire shop

New Lidl store bringing 40 jobs to Burntwood is given thumbs up - despite objections

Local Hubs|Nov 21

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Heartbroken daughters of flood death couple fly to Spain as memorial appeal in aid of pet rescue reaches almost £2,000

Daughters of Staffordshire couple who died in Spanish floods pledge to donate money to dog shelter their parents loved

Staffordshire flat fire: Fire investigators issue update on cause of explosion

Work on 124 affordable homes on 'iconic' Birmingham housing development to begin after Staffordshire developer agrees land deal

Man remains in critical condition after Burntwood flat fire - investigations continue

Burntwood|Oct 30

Staffs new homes provider welcomes leading construction wellbeing charity

Your World|Oct 29

Eight photos show scene of explosion at Staffordshire flat which left man seriously hurt

Watch: Man in critical condition after explosion and fire at Staffordshire flat

Homepage|Oct 29

Resident heard cries for help after explosion at Burntwood flat which left man in critical condition

Watch: Man in critical condition after explosion and fire at Staffordshire flat

Burntwood|Oct 29

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About Burntwood

Burntwood derives its name from the burning of heath in Cannock Forest and has long been associated with Woodhouses and Edgehill, or Edial, as it was once known. One of its claims to fame is the town is home to the smallest park in the UK, Prince Park.