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Local Democracy Reporter covering Staffordshire. Loves cats, dogs, birds, playing with yarn, eating everything, music festivals and bright colours. Views my own

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Family hubs and support to access quality childcare among Staffordshire County Council's plans to improve child development

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By Kerry Ashdown 
| Stoke Nub News
Family hubs and more support to help access quality childcare are two of the ways Staffordshire County Council is aiming to increase the proportion of youngsters achieving a good level of development in their earliest years. In Staffordshire 70.6 per cent of children reached a good level of development by the end of the reception year (five years old) last year – and there is an aim for this figure to reach 78.9 per cent by 2028.
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New document to map out where Staffordshire homes can be built for next 20 years

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By Kerry Ashdown 
| Yahoo News UK
Preparation is now underway to create a new Local Plan for future development in Stafford Borough - more than a year after senior councillors decided to restart the process. Stafford Borough Council's cabinet has agreed a new timetable for the Local Plan 2025-2045, as well as giving the go-ahead for three public consultations to be launched on June 8.
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Play area plan at one of North Staffordshire's finest beauty spots

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By Kerry Ashdown 
| Yahoo News UK
A new attraction is being planned for younger visitors to an historic Staffordshire Moorlands tourist destination. Rudyard Lake was originally constructed as a reservoir in the late 18th century, but became a popular leisure destination during the Victorian era - and even inspired the naming of author Rudyard Kipling. While visitor numbers declined in the decades following the Second World War, it has enjoyed a revival in more recent years.
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