Council and police leaders: please stay at home and avoid travelling to the countryside
Local authority leaders and police chiefs across Staffordshire are appealing for people to stay at home and avoid travelling to the countryside.
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Local authority leaders and police chiefs across Staffordshire are appealing for people to stay at home and avoid travelling to the countryside.
A senior officer has praised communities across Staffordshire for following government guidelines on COVID-19 and their support for workers dealing with the outbreak.
A senior police officer has appealed to cyclists to stop travelling to the Staffordshire countryside during the COVID-19 outbreak and to stay at home and cycle in their local areas.
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The family of a woman found dead at her home in Tunstall Road, Knypersley, on Sunday, have paid tribute to her, as detectives appeal for dash cam footage of a car.