A quick round-up of what's happening in Rugeley today, with links to the original coverage.
Donkeys don old gold Wolves socks to combat flies — Wolves Foundation donated old gold socks to Staffordshire charity donkeys to help combat flies. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Dad living with cancer urges people to get checked — James Tyne, diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer in May, urges early symptom checking. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Brook revamp work aims to make wildlife thrive — Ford Green Brook restoration work in Staffordshire begins 24 August to boost wildlife. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Crooked House film screened three years after fire — Documentary about the Crooked House in Himley screened almost three years after the fire. (BBC News — Rugeley)
'I'm incredibly lucky to have home city's support' — Jazmin Sawyers won gold in women's long jump at 2026 Commonwealth Games for England. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Sight loss charity boss relieved as future secured — Staffordshire Sight Loss Association founder Suzanne Roberts relieved after charity's long-term future secured. (BBC News — Rugeley)
