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Nigel Johnson, BBC Radio Stoke commentator for 54 years, becomes first non-athlete inducted into Stoke-on-Trent's Sporting Hall of Fame alongside Phil…
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New accessible toilets, flooring and decoration have been completed at the well-used Milton community building.
Arts Council England representatives have toured The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery redevelopment and praised progress on the £5 million-backed cultural project.
A new photography competition is seeking images of Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire for display at the Coroner's Court at Swann House.
The My First Library Card scheme has registered 776 babies with Stoke-on-Trent libraries since launching in September 2025.
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The Queen's Theatre in Burslem has been opened for rare tours after 28 years of closure. Campaigners plan to transform it into Kilmister Halls, honouring…
The Macari Foundation in Stoke-on-Trent has received £22,000 from the Veterans' Foundation to support homeless veterans. The charity dedicates six rooms…
Council teams said 41 Cobridge properties cleared waste from their gardens after warnings, while 55 received further notices during a multi-agency clean-up.
Stoke Air Ambulance has announced closure after the Fundraising Regulator found it operated without an aircraft, base or clinicians while fundraising.
PM Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping with £340m funding. Saltbox CEO in Hanley says real change needs major financial commitment to tackle…
Tommy Shaw, a Stoke martial arts fighter, competed in a charity fundraising match inspired by his mother's stroke battle. Local hero turns personal…
Around 200 workers from Stoke businesses competed in a charity sports day. Local firms rallied teams to raise money for good causes in the community.
Stoke community organises charity football match to honour 26-year-old Liam Byatt, who died from a sudden stroke in September. Friends rally together.