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Men from Stafford and Birmingham convicted of sexually exploiting children

A Stafford man has been convicted of paying to have sex with an underage girl following a trial.

News|4 hours ago

Motorists urged to find alternative routes during week as M6 closes in West Midlands and Staffordshire for works

New directors eye exciting future at Stafford opticians

Your World|Feb 24

Staffordshire schools set to be refurbished in £50m spending programme

Education|Feb 24

Seven Stafford voluntary groups set to benefit from £130k council funding

Politics|Feb 24

Unlicensed driver caught in Stafford 'wanted for immigration offences'

Stafford MP visits Institute of Technology to chart construction progress

Your World|Feb 22

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Staffordshire Police issue photo of 'most wanted' furry culprit who broke into their locker room and chewed jackets and boots

'I saw loads of white dots that were not moving' - Mystery surrounds cause of 50 dead swans found in Stafford village

'What we lack in people we make up for in heart' - the hard-working Stafford teamwear firm who've risen to become world leaders in motorsport

Business|Feb 19

'Happy and bubbly' young Stafford girl had to learn to walk again after being diagnosed with cancer

Police uncover positive drug test following traffic collision at Stafford Services

Long delays on M6 near Stafford after crash involving lorry and motorhome

Katharine House Hospice in national TV campaign

Your World|Feb 17

Get your running shoes on and help raise vital funds for hospice

Your World|Feb 17

Cannock Rotary fulfilling their promise to community of Cannock Chase

Your World|Feb 17

Milk man stopped by police in Staffordshire after van found to be overweight

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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.