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Stoke SEND Plan: £100M Investment for Local Schools
Staffordshire County Council launches £100M SEND plan to support children with special needs in Stoke communities. New schools and mainstream support…
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Max Porter Joins Stoke City as Assistant Manager
Arsenal U21 coach Max Porter appointed as Mark Robins' assistant at Stoke City. Fresh tactical expertise arrives at the Championship club.
Made in Staffordshire: New Quality Mark for Stoke
Staffordshire businesses now have a trusted quality mark proving products are genuinely made locally. Stoke firms join the scheme for marketing support…
Stoke Council Delivers £753m Budget with Surplus
Staffordshire County Council balances £753m budget with 0.89% underspend. Major investment in Stoke schools, highways and social care revealed.
Stoke Skills Plan Demands £110m College Investment
Staffordshire County Council pushes Government for £110m to expand college places and training facilities across Stoke and the county.
Asylum Hotel Closes in Stoke as Numbers Drop
Best Western hotel on Trinity Street in Stoke closes after Home Office review. Asylum seeker numbers in city fall by 25% in past year.
Two men charged after Longton stabbing attack
Two men have been charged following a violent stabbing in Longton town centre that left two people injured. Swift police response in Stoke.
£1.5m Fund Launches For Stoke Businesses
A new £1.5 million fund is now open for Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire communities, businesses and environmental projects. Apply now for grant funding.
Stoke Charity Football Match Honours Liam Byatt
Stoke community organises charity football match to honour 26-year-old Liam Byatt, who died from a sudden stroke in September. Friends rally together.
Third arrest in Stoke stabbing attack
Police make third arrest following brutal stabbing in Stoke that left two men injured. 26-year-old held on suspicion of attempted murder.
Stoke Council £35k Security Bill After Protest Chaos
Stoke council defends £35,000 spend on meeting security after protesters forced shutdown of one session. Full story.
Stoke readers share brilliant West Midlands photos
Stoke Gazette readers capture stunning poppies, wet dogs and cheeky horses across the West Midlands. See the brilliant snaps submitted this week.
Freemasons Stoke unite for hospice mission
Freemasons from Worcestershire, Warwickshire and Staffordshire join forces for a major hospice initiative across the region.
Green Technology Centre Opens in Stoke-on-Trent
Stoke-on-Trent opens £2.3m Advanced Green Technology Centre for EV, solar and heat pump training. New skills hub launched at college campus.
Stoke's New £Millions Waste Plant Replaces 30-Year-Old
Stoke-on-Trent is building a new Energy Recovery Facility to replace its ageing incinerator. Public consultation open until 26 June with drop-in events.
Burslem Market Hall Future: Stoke Community Vote
Stoke council launches public vote on Burslem Market Hall's future. £4m restoration underway. Have your say on food, shops, events and more.
New Heritage Trail Markers Guide Stoke's Pottery
Ten new wayfinding markers launched across Stoke-on-Trent guide visitors through the city's ceramics heritage. Explore pottery history with the Living…
140 New Homes Planned for Stoke Brownfield Site
Stoke-on-Trent council approves plans for 140 homes on derelict Shelton site. Affordable housing scheme backed by £12.3m government funding.
Stoke Ceramics Sector Demands Government Support
Stoke-on-Trent's ceramics industry calls for emergency government aid as gas costs cripple the 500-year-old sector. New report reveals crisis and growth…
Stoke Council Evicts Tenant Over Anti-Social Behaviour
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has evicted a Goldenhill tenant following criminal conviction and ASB incidents. Here's what residents need to know.