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The Brewhouse Arts Centre is encouraging local and regional artists to share their creative talents, as part of the venue’s annual open exhibition, which this year celebrates Burton In Bloom.

Fly tippers are being sent a clear message and are reminded to beware, as East Staffordshire Borough Council’s Enforcement Team continues to crack down on fly-tipping, through use of mobile CCTV

In August 2020 East Staffordshire Borough Council declared a ‘Climate Emergency’, with a pledge to make the Council’s operations and activities carbon neutral by 2040 and an aspiration to make the Borough carbon neutral by 2040.

East Staffordshire Borough Council has recently added its name to the TUC’s Dying to Work Voluntary Charter. This charter ensures that terminally ill workers are supported appropriately and are provided with adequate employment protection following their diagnosis.

East Staffordshire Borough Council has today launched a Vision Statement for the High Street Museum Project proposal, which looks at creating a new National Museum of Brewing alongside existing proposals for a Burton Heritage Centre.

Following the first Christmas in Burton event, as Burton’s Christmas Lights were switched on by Richard Winterton on Sunday 27th November, East Staffordshire Borough Council’s programme of events continues into December with festive markets at Burton Market Hall and Place.

An exciting line up of festive shows is set to take place at The Brewhouse in Burton upon Trent, as part of East Staffordshire Borough Council’s Christmas in Burton celebrations, supported by Coopers Square Shopping Centre and Bloor Homes.

East Staffordshire Borough Council has recently carried out a review of its Selective Licensing Scheme. Designated in 2017, the scheme focused on improving the condition and management of privately rented accommodation in the eastern area of Anglesey, focussing on the following streets:

East Staffordshire Borough Council has recently undertaken a comprehensive consultation regarding existing Public Space Protection Orders, with additional spaces having been identified for the control of dogs and the consumption of alcohol.

East Staffordshire Borough Council is removing car parking charges on all Council owned car parks on Saturday 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th December 2022.