A quick round-up of what's happening in Rugeley today, with links to the original coverage.
'Let young people lead the way on anti-social behaviour' — Sienna Ahir, 17, says young people should lead efforts to address anti-social behaviour in the West Midlands. (BBC News — Rugeley)
GB cyclist wins award for final stage performance — Alice Towers won the combativity award on the final stage of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Open fires warning as crews keep fighting blazes — Fire crews urged people not to start open fires as they tackled multiple blazes over the weekend. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Work to begin on town's new pet crematorium — Work is beginning on a new pet crematorium to be run by Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. (BBC News — Rugeley)
Urgent funding plea for charity's therapy services — Headway North Staffordshire has made an urgent funding appeal for its speech therapy and counselling services. (BBC News — Rugeley)
