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Father Christmas and elves lend a hand to Cannock Rotary charity collection

Despite being the busiest time of the year, Father Christmas and his elves couldn’t resist helping Cannock Rotary Club with their annual charity collection at Tesco stores in both Heath Hayes and Hednesford this week.

Supporting image for story: Father Christmas and elves lend a hand to Cannock Rotary charity collection

Supporting image for story: Cannock opticians spreads festive cheer with donation to Acorns Children’s Hospice

Cannock opticians spreads festive cheer with donation to Acorns Children’s Hospice

Supporting image for story: Chaserider Santa Circular raises funds for Cannock children’s charity with travel for £1 on selected services

Chaserider Santa Circular raises funds for Cannock children’s charity with travel for £1 on selected services

Supporting image for story: Father Christmas finds time for Stafford and Cannock Hospital Friends’ raffle

Father Christmas finds time for Stafford and Cannock Hospital Friends’ raffle

Supporting image for story: 'I can’t believe to this day how lucky we were': Staffordshire woman run over by Liverpool parade danger driver relives moment her baby son's pram was hit

'I can’t believe to this day how lucky we were': Staffordshire woman run over by Liverpool parade danger driver relives moment her baby son's pram was hit

Supporting image for story: 25 arrests made as Staffordshire Police operation targets criminal networks in Cannock

25 arrests made as Staffordshire Police operation targets criminal networks in Cannock

Supporting image for story: Festive fun at the Cannock & District Ladies Probus Club Christmas party

Festive fun at the Cannock & District Ladies Probus Club Christmas party

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Father Christmas and elves lend a hand to Cannock Rotary charity collection

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Supporting image for story: Marks & Spencer opens expanded Cannock food store with space galore in former Homebase - take a look around

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About Cannock

Cannock’s history is linked with the county’s coal mining heritage but can trace its origins to the settlement of Chenet in the Domesday Book. Linked with its near neighbours including Cheslyn Hay, Great Wyrley and Hednesford, the town grew due to heavy industry. Cannock Chase is the area’s best known beauty spot.