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Page last updated at 10:59 GMT, Wednesday, 30 December 2009

Trentham Monkey Forest in winter

Find out how the Barbary Macaques, who live at the Monkey Forest in Trentham, deal with the cold British winter.

Ask bird expert David Tideswell

Got a question about our feathered friends? BBC Radio Stoke's bird expert David Tideswell can give you the answer.

On your bike for new forest route

A new bike trail is being built through Cannock Forest in Rugeley as part of a £200,000 project to improve visitor facilities there.

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Historic salt industry of Hixon

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All along the Staffordshire Way

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