In brief
KEELE: Public consultation events will be taking place next month into revised plans to build dozens of new homes in Keele village.
The proposals will see a mixture of housing built on the Hawthorn's site, which Keele University currently uses for student halls.
New student accommodation is being created on the main campus to free up the village location for the new development led by Seddon.
The original scheme included building a care home alongside the houses, but this was dropped following concerns raised by local residents.
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The latest consultation drop-in events will take place on Monday, February 4, at Keele Management Centre, from 5pm to 7pm, and on Wednesday, February 6, at the Chancellor's Building on the university campus, between 12pm and 5pm.
People will be able to find out more about the revised proposals and share their views. The public can also submit comments by emailing estates.hawthornsproject@keele.ac.uk.
HANLEY: The Potteries Shopping Centre has launched a new savings club.
It is offering customers the chance to start putting money away for Christmas. Accounts can be opened at the customer service desk for a minimum of £5. People can then top it up with more money whenever they want.
The first 100 customers to open an account with £10 will receive a free Potteries piggy bank.
People can redeem their account at the beginning of November by swapping the savings for Potteries Shopping Centre gift cards.
Louise Kennerley, acting marketing manager, said: "We are offering our shoppers a way of putting a bit of money aside each week or month to make Christmas a little bit easier."
STAFFS: Businesses are being invited to find out more about the work of the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Chairman Ron Dougan, who is chief executive of Trent and Dove Housing, will give a presentation to members of Stafford Chamber of Commerce on Thursday,
Companies are being asked to give their views on what they think the LEP should prioritise.
The event will be held at Staffordshire Place, in Stafford, starting at 5pm.
As well as the presentation, there will be a question and answer session and the chance for businesses to network.
The event is free for chamber members. Companies that would like to attend the event should register by follow the link www.nscci.co.uk/events.
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