A Leek couple who used to run a popular Mexican restaurant are preparing to open a waffle and dessert venue in their hometown.
While Christmas celebrations are in full swing for many people across the county, others find themselves in a position where they need a little help and support.
There are many charities across Staffordshire doing great work for people in difficult situations.
Here, Daily Focus details some of their campaigns still looking for support from
MoreMulti-million-pound plans to overhaul two town centre sites in Newcastle-under-Lyme into new communities have been submitted to the council.
MoreA brand-new Broadcast Media Suite designed to take digital and creative learning opportunities ‘to the next level’ has been launched at Stoke on Trent College.
MoreAn East Staffordshire farm park has smashed its fundraising target for this year and handed over thousands of pounds to support those facing difficult times this Christmas.
MoreTomorrow is Small Business Saturday, a campaign encouraging consumers to shop local and to support small independent businesses in their communities.
With the festive season in full swing, Daily Focus brings you a guide to some of the county’s best independent small businesses to turn to when Christmas shopping.
MoreA campaign has been launched highlighting Staffordshire as a top destination for family fun this Christmas.
MoreA free festive extravaganza – dubbed ‘an Arabian Nights version of Christmas’ – featuring street performers, music, storytelling and even a real camel, is set to take place next weekend.
MoreMore than 100 people from the Staffordshire business community turned out for the latest Big Business Breakfast event, which delivered a round up on the latest funding and finance opportunities available for companies in the county.
MoreOne of the world’s most accomplished male voice choirs hit the right note at a concert in aid of JCB’s NSPCC Appeal – helping to raise £15,095.
MoreBurntwood-based Keon Homes has celebrated an unprecedented achievement in completing an £11.9m ‘Extra Care’ development eight months ahead of schedule.
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