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Iron Age gold goes on permanent display at museum
Ancient jewellery believed to be the earliest example of Iron Age gold ever discovered in Britain is back on permanent display in Stoke-on-Trent from today (May 25).
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Potteries Museum revamp moves a step closer
A multi-million pound investment to transform Stoke-on-Trent’s most visited museum, show off the city’s refurbished Spitfire and boost the city centre economy has taken a step forward.
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Potto Lotto draws supporters!
The city’s newest lottery has sold almost 1000 tickets for its first draw. Potto Lotto is a new online lottery for Stoke-on-Trent that aims to help raise funds for good causes.
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Plans submitted for new visitor centre at Park Hall
Plans have been submitted to rebuild a visitor centre at a popular tourist attraction.
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Pictures from iconic ‘Face of Stoke-on-Trent’ to go on tour
Photos of people’s faces from across Stoke-on-Trent will feature in five pop-up exhibitions as part of an iconic art project.
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Spitfire restoration set for take-off
Work will start on Wednesday (January 17) to begin the exciting process of moving the city’s Spitfire to its stunning new multi-million pound home.
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Civic receptions planned for Eddie and Phil
Council leaders have paid tribute to Potteries superstars Eddie Hall and Phil Taylor after millions tuned in at home and abroad to watch their endeavours on television over the New Year.
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Earliest Iron Age gold ever discovered in Britain saved
Campaigners are celebrating after securing enough money to save ancient jewellery believed to be the earliest example of Iron Age gold ever discovered in Britain.
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Fundraising boost takes campaign one step closer to securing Iron Age gold
A fundraising campaign to save ancient jewellery believed to be the earliest example of Iron Age gold ever discovered in Britain has been given a £65,000 boost.
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Gladstone is golden at county tourism awards
Staff at Gladstone Pottery Museum are celebrating after the venue tasted gold at the Staffordshire Tourism Awards.
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City’s heroes are one step closer to Walk of Fame
The final shortlist for Stoke-on-Trent’s Walk of Fame has been announced.
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A new national ceramics prize, stunning artistic programme and increased investment in culture as part of City of Culture bid
A new national award for ceramics, artist takeovers of remarkable spaces in the city and an international festival of circus on a spectacular scale are just three of the programme ideas announced.
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Businesses pledge their support, as city prepares final UK City of Culture 2021 submission
Famous manufacturing and engineering businesses, top tourist attractions, educational institutions and big employers have pledged their support for the city to lift the UK City of Culture 2021 title.
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Blast off! Stoke-on-Trent’s city of culture bid has been submitted – and it’s out of this world
High-tech businesses, universities and sports stars are ensuring Stoke-on-Trent’s bid to become the next UK City of Culture in 2021 is out of this world – by blasting it to the edge of space.
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Plans unveiled for new visitor centre at city beauty spot
Plans for a new visitor centre at Stoke-on-Trent’s most significant beauty spot are being put before residents.
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Wedgwood’s First Day’s Vase is back on public display
An iconic vase formed by master potter Josiah Wedgwood is back on permanent display in Stoke-on-Trent from this Saturday (September 16) after it was saved for the nation.
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Ancient Iron Age gold sparks £325,000 fundraising campaign
A fundraising campaign has been launched to save for the nation ancient jewellery believed to be the earliest example of Iron Age gold ever discovered in Britain.
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Explore inspirational places and spaces
Residents are being given a unique chance to see historic and culturally important venues in completely new ways as part of a free celebration of the city’s heritage.
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Iconic fountain is switched back on at park
An iconic fountain which was first installed in 1896 has been switched back on for the first time in living memory for many people.
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UK Corporate Games to return to city
Businesses in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire are set to benefit as Europe's largest multisport festival for business returns to the region for a second year.
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Fitness fans welcome gym centre refurb
Fitness fans have given their new-look gym the thumbs up – after the facility underwent a £109,000 makeover.
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Hilton Garden Inn city centre plans approved
Work to build a Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Stoke-on-Trent city centre is set to start before the end of the year – after plans for the major development were given the green light.
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Stoke-on-Trent named as UK City of Culture 2021 finalist
Businesses, community groups and civic leaders are celebrating Stoke-on-Trent being named as a finalist for the UK City of Culture 2021 title.
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It’s coming home – rare Wedgwood vase to return to the city!
Campaigners are celebrating after securing enough money to save a rare piece of pottery made by master potter Josiah Wedgwood – days before a deadline to raise the cash was due to expire.
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Art groups’ funding successes are major cultural coup
Local art groups have today (Tuesday) secured significant funding from a national government agency
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£3 million funding pot launched to support community projects
Community groups are being invited to an event to find out how they can bid for a share of a £3 million cash pot to buy new equipment and improve facilities.