A Burton manufacturer has warned that new energy-efficiency rules for housebuilding could lead to roof leaks, overheating and condensation unless government works more closely with the construction industry. Russell Roof Tiles says manufacturers, roofers, developers and designers have not been sufficiently involved in preparations for the Future Homes Standard, which
MoreA Cannock-based investment manager chose to double the distance of a cycling challenge and completed 124 miles in a single day after a colleague was forced to pull out of the attempt due to injury.
MoreBusiness leaders are calling for careers education to begin in primary schools in order to help develop and nurture essential workplace skills. Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce has written to Skills Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith asking the Government to support careers engagement for children aged seven to 11. The letter argues
MoreMore than £17 million of government funding is being invested in Staffordshire colleges to help meet record demand for post-16 education and tackle skills shortages across the region.
MoreInnovative Stafford-based rental technology business Renticy has secured £300,000 in the first deal completed by a new investment fund focused on Staffordshire.
MoreAn award-winning Staffordshire insurance broker has thrown its support behind the county’s business community by becoming a Patron of Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce. Independent insurance broker amb Insurance has joined the Chamber’s growing Patron network, where it will work alongside other leading organisations to support business growth, collaboration and economic
MoreA production company is helping to encourage more people to enjoy a lifelong love of reading through its support for family storytelling festivals and the introduction of its own book nook.
MorePiña colada curd, free0range cockerel, wildflower honey and truffle flavour crisps are among dozens of delights made by Staffordshire producers that have been named among the best in the UK by the Great Taste Awards 2026.
MoreA Sunday Times bestseller, an art historian, a well-known local author and a writer known for her love of gardens are among the first names announced for Stoke-on-Trent’s inaugural book festival.
MoreSinger-songwriter Lucy Spraggan has been announced as the headline act at a free, family-friendly festival celebrating recovery, hope and substance-free living.
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