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Swimmers welcome back as Burntwood Leisure Centre pool reopens today

The main swimming pool at Burntwood Leisure Centre has re-opened today (March 3) following the completion of necessary repairs.

Supporting image for story: Swimmers welcome back as Burntwood Leisure Centre pool reopens today

Supporting image for story: 'This option is exactly what some people want,' family funeral firm says as it unveils new direct cremations service

'This option is exactly what some people want,' family funeral firm says as it unveils new direct cremations service

Supporting image for story: 'A compelling opportunity to deliver aspirational homes' - £150m plan for 430 new homes in Staffordshire

'A compelling opportunity to deliver aspirational homes' - £150m plan for 430 new homes in Staffordshire

Supporting image for story: Murder trial: Staffordshire baby died from 'significant head injuries'

Murder trial: Staffordshire baby died from 'significant head injuries'

Supporting image for story: Doctor details catastrophic brain injury suffered by five-week-old baby allegedly murdered by her parents in Staffordshire

Doctor details catastrophic brain injury suffered by five-week-old baby allegedly murdered by her parents in Staffordshire

Supporting image for story: Plans for 140 new homes on 'open space' in Staffordshire town amongst this week’s applications

Plans for 140 new homes on 'open space' in Staffordshire town amongst this week’s applications

Supporting image for story: "Community is absolutely essential to what we do" - Chasetown expanding holiday clubs

"Community is absolutely essential to what we do" - Chasetown expanding holiday clubs

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Swimmers welcome back as Burntwood Leisure Centre pool reopens today

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Witness in Staffordshire baby murder case told accused to be honest with police

Supporting image for story: Former solicitor turned McDonald’s franchisee signs up as newest chamber of commerce patron

Former solicitor turned McDonald’s franchisee signs up as newest chamber of commerce patron

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999 call played to jury in Staffordshire baby murder trial

Supporting image for story: Jury told of acrimonious texts between rowing couple accused of murdering baby in Staffordshire

Jury told of acrimonious texts between rowing couple accused of murdering baby in Staffordshire

$Supporting image for story: Five-week-old Staffordshire baby suffered more than 40 rib fractures, parents’ murder trial told$

Five-week-old Staffordshire baby suffered more than 40 rib fractures, parents’ murder trial told

Supporting image for story: Pedestrian hit by vehicle in Staffordshire

Pedestrian hit by vehicle in Staffordshire

Supporting image for story: 'We're delighted to open the doors on our new stores': Queues gather for the grand opening of the new Burntwood Lidl store

'We're delighted to open the doors on our new stores': Queues gather for the grand opening of the new Burntwood Lidl store

Supporting image for story: New Lidl discount supermarket in Staffordshire set to open tomorrow - here is what to expect at the opening

New Lidl discount supermarket in Staffordshire set to open tomorrow - here is what to expect at the opening

Supporting image for story: More than 500 residents take to the streets as community march sets to save historic Burntwood green belt

More than 500 residents take to the streets as community march sets to save historic Burntwood green belt

Supporting image for story: Staffordshire friendship group marks second anniversary

Staffordshire friendship group marks second anniversary

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About Burntwood

Burntwood derives its name from the burning of heath in Cannock Forest and has long been associated with Woodhouses and Edgehill, or Edial, as it was once known. One of its claims to fame is the town is home to the smallest park in the UK, Prince Park.