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Additional tax measures announced in the recent Budget could help trigger a wave of spending in automation and outsourcing, according to an industry expert.

Two ‘surplus’ city council-owned heritage sites are set to be transferred to an independent charity in a bid to secure their future. 

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

Multi-million-pound plans to overhaul two town centre sites in Newcastle-under-Lyme into new communities have been submitted to the council.

A landed estates business which manages resources in South Staffordshire is aiming to grow its portfolio of industrial estates by 50 per cent – and has appointed a new property director to drive the expansion. 

An 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. 

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