Civic and business leaders are celebrating the fifth anniversary of an enterprise zone that has transformed redundant brownfield land, with two million square feet of high-quality industrial development. The Ceramic
Conservative run Stoke-on-Trent City Council is continuing to push ahead with the much-anticipated redevelopment of the East-West Precinct – which could see trams return to the city for the first
Heritage organisations across the country are receiving a financial boost from the government, from the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help them through the coronavirus pandemic. 445 organisations will
1,000 more complaints of fly-tipping have been reported during the coronavirus pandemic compared to the same time period in 2019. Between March 23 and September 28 the city council’s environmental
Shopfronts and buildings in Longton could be in line for an £800,000 cash boost – in a move that would breathe new life into the town and give empty properties
Work has started on a new multi-million pound link road which will unlock land for development – with the potential to create hundreds of jobs – and reduce congestion on
Conservative Council leaders have written to Matt Hancock, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, to urge for more local testing solutions to be unlocked to stop the
New energy-efficient LED lights have been installed in nine council buildings across the city – in a move that will use less energy and save thousands of pounds every year.
After four weeks, Stoke-on-Trent is no longer on the government’s national watch list for coronavirus cases. The government announces each week areas of the country that fall into three categories,
A law to allow unlimited fines on rogue property owners has passed its first hurdle this week (Tuesday 22 September) in the House of Commons. The Planning (Proper Maintenance of
