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Cadbury drama turns Stafford into Victorian street scene (opens the original)
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Chocolate giant Cadbury's origins are being brought to the screen in a new TV drama that has turned part of a Midlands town into Victorian street scenes. The Cadburys follows brothers Richard and George Cadbury as they try to rescue their family's failing cocoa business before creating one of the world's best-known confectionery brands in Bournville, Birmingham. The six-part series stars Toby Regbo as Richard, Harry Gilby as George and Jessica Barden as their sister Maria. Martin Street and St M
Sober festival celebrates fourth year of event at Uttoxeter Racecourse (opens the original)
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A woman who previously felt that substance abuse was the only way she would have the freedom to enjoy music again, has co-created a festival celebrating recovery, wellbeing and community. Cara Cox, from Stafford, helped to set up Recoverfest, just two years after she got sober. 3,000 people are expected to turn out to the fourth year of festival, which is set to take place at Uttoxeter Racecourse on Sunday. Cox said: "The festival is very much driven by people with lived experience, and in recov
Devastating Stoke-on-Trent fire caused by disposable barbecue (opens the original)
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A fire which destroyed a number of houses and gardens in Stoke-on-Trent was caused by a disposable barbecue, investigators have confirmed. Four properties were lost in the blaze as dozens of people were evacuated from their homes when it broke out shortly after 16:00 BST on Thursday. Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service said it started at the back of Wignall Road before reaching residences along Sandy Road and Maureen Avenue. A spokesperson said the fire was caused accidentally when a disposabl
Two cows that launched a Staffordshire family farming legacy (opens the original)
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An award-winning farm that began with two cows has grown its herd to nearly 200 and is exploring new ways to increase profits. Many farms are looking to diversify their businesses as they face challenges to remaining profitable while keeping produce on local tables. Wrights Family Dairy in Tixall, Staffordshire produces about 1.8 million litres of milk a year from its Jersey cow herd and has recently started using milk vending machines to generate a new arm to the business. Lowri Wright said the
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