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Staffordshire is a region full of variety, and we strive to highlight its many facets, from the stunning landscapes of the Moorlands to the lively urban areas like Stoke-on-Trent, Burton, Tamworth, Rugeley, Cannock, and Stafford. At Staffordshire Live, we utilize cutting-edge digital storytelling methods to present the county in a fresh and engaging way. Our goal is to promote and celebrate all the wonderful aspects of Staffordshire. We want to make sure you're informed about the best experiences in Staffordshire as well. Whether you're looking for the perfect place to treat yourself to a delicious meal, planning family activities for a weekend visit, or seeking out must-see attractions in the county, we've got you covered.

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How Burton's Burrell is out-performing Blues' £15m man

1 week ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Rumarn Burrell’s exceptional run of form for Burton Albion stands out as even more remarkable when set against the record of League One’s most expensive striker. That’s because Burrell’s record in 2025 is better – and his record in taking chances in open play is better over the whole season, a season in which Burrell was not playing regularly until December.
How Brewers rose to the challenge - again

1 week ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Gary Bowyer spoke last week about how, whatever the new challenges put before his Burton Albion players, they take them on board and find a way to meet them. What happened on Saturday could not have been a more comprehensive example of what he meant as Huddersfield Town were far more soundly beaten than 3-0 would suggest. Had the Brewers been able to put out their full first choice team for the game, it would still have been an excellent performance.
Depleted Brewers superb in big victory

1 week ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Burton Albion turned in a special performance to beat Huddersfield Town 3-0 and, with Bristol Rovers losing to Exeter City, they climbed out of the bottom four for the first time since September. Rumarn Burrell scored twice to reach double figures for the season and Julian Larsson added a lovely solo effort as the Brewers’ patched-up side went about their task with tremendous heart and enterprise.
Bowyer: Why I think my boys can adapt

1 week ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Adaptability will be a key factor for Burton Albion manager Gary Bowyer as he tries to nurse his small squad through the last six games of the League One season and, hopefully, to another campaign in the third tier. The Brewers go into Saturday's game at home to Huddersfield Town (3pm) with their survival technically in their own hands, three points behind Bristol Rovers with a game in hand and a better goal difference.
Matt and Emma Willis head on Disney cruise adventure

2 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Lauren Edwards

The formula for the perfect holiday has been unveiled, and it's a delightful blend of adventure, relaxation, and exploration. A recent survey reveals that a whopping eight in ten people agree that the ideal break balances thrill with downtime - but there's more to it than just that. A study involving 2,000 adults found that the optimal holiday temperature is a comfortable 23 degrees Celsius, with clear blue skies serving as the perfect setting.
What your shoes say about you - and how to find the perfect pair for you

2 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Lauren Edwards

Are you a rebellious boot-wearer, or more of a chilled-out sandal? This personality quiz will determine which type of footwear best suits your personality. Situational based questions around your go-to outfits, ideal holiday destination and of course your must-have shoe will result in your persona.
Brits keep houses tidy for just two hours before 'chaos' ensues again

2 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Alice Hughes

A recent study has shown that the average British household retains its pristine condition for just two hours after a clean-up before descending back into disarray. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed that despite 34 per cent of Brits tidying up daily, their homes remain unblemished for merely 118 minutes on average. The report highlighted that over half of those surveyed engage in an annual spring clean, pinpointing March and April as the peak months for the deep cleaning spree.
Red card and penalty harsh as Brewers beaten

2 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Burton could not upset the form book in their visit to North Wales as Wrexham ran out 3-0 winners at the Racecourse Ground. But the game was shrouded in controversy, at least from a Brewers perspective, as Charlie Webster appeared to be harshly sent off for a tackle after only 10 minutes. The penalty from which the home side eventually broke the deadlock also looked harsh and Albion were hugely unhappy with referee Seb Stockbridge.
Bowyer: You'd think stability would catch on!

2 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

As usual, Burton Albion manager Gary Bowyer covered a wide range of topics in his weekly press conference ahead of Saturday's game away to Wrexham (12.30pm). The Brewers continue their bid for League One survival and go into the game, for the first time in a long time, with their fate technically in their own hands. If they were to win their game in hand on Bristol Rovers, they would climb out of the relegation places by virtue of a healthily superior goal difference.
It's still steady as she goes on Brewers finances

3 weeks ago | staffordshire-live.co.uk | Colston Crawford

Burton Albion supporters need not be alarmed about the figures recently published which show that the club made a loss of £1.3m in the 2023-24 accounts. In the world of football, that is a relatively small and very manageable figure and it should also immediately be remembered that the figures from that period do not relate to the tenure of the club’s new owners, the Nordic Football Group.