Funding boost for city museum
Repairs and improvements will be carried out at an award-winning museum after it was chosen to receive emergency government arts funding. Gladstone Pottery Museum, in Longton, will benefit from a
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Support keeps homeless people off the streets and helps them move on with their lives
Targeted support to help homeless people and rough sleepers is keeping people off the streets in Stoke-on-Trent – and helping more people into permanent long-term accommodation. National data for both
Voluntary and community groups across the city to benefit from a further £50,000 of funding
Voluntary and community groups (VCS) across the city are to benefit from a further £50,000 of funding to help them provide crucial services to residents through the coronavirus pandemic. The
Pothole backlog drops by more than 70 per cent
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has reduced the backlog of potholes on the city’s roads by almost three quarters in the last 12 months, latest figures show. The backlog is down from
Support small businesses and good causes! Potto Lotto launches amazing £100 voucher prize
Support small businesses and good causes! Potto Lotto launches amazing £100 voucher prize Potto Lotto players could win one of five £100 Etsy gift vouchers and £100 for their chosen
£4 million fund to help reduce loneliness
The Local Connections Fund is a new £4 million fund to help charities and community groups in England that are working to reduce loneliness by helping them build connections across
Newly formed bottle oven club launches in the city
The bottle oven has long-been an iconic symbol of the Potteries, with around 2,000 existing across Stoke-on-Trent at their peak. These huge brick-built structures were an essential tool in pottery
£556,000 already given to voluntary and community groups, and supermarkets reminded to follow coronavirus guidance
Voluntary and community groups across the city are already benefiting from more than £500,000 of funding to help them provide crucial services to residents through the coronavirus, with more to
Permit bid to cut traffic from roadworks
A permit scheme to reduce disruption caused by roadworks in Stoke-on-Trent could be introduced if councillors give the proposal the green light. In response to recent concerns from residents and
£1m scheme to help ensure 18,460 children do not go hungry this winter
Thousands of schoolchildren, vulnerable families, homeless people, and voluntary and community groups are to benefit from a £1m scheme to support residents over the winter months. Conservative controlled Stoke-on-Trent City