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Stoke-on-Trent City Council has been awarded £700,000 to bring forward a brownfield site for local housing.
The funding will be used to clear an area of derelict land on Booth Street, in Stoke, and unlock the land to support the building of new homes in the future.
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City’s parks recognised in international award scheme
Hanley Park has been awarded the prestigious Green Flag.
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Million-pound initiative delivers home security to 1,470 households and range of measures to improve safety in two communities
A million-pound initiative has delivered major security and safety improvements to two city communities.
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The (gardening) gloves are off as we head towards National Allotments Week
The potatoes are in and the tomatoes are ripening nicely, but plot holders at allotments across the city are in for a busy few weeks.
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Two-week free period for tenants up-to-date on their rent
Council tenants are reminded that if they have a clear rent account they are entitled to two rent-free weeks over Easter.
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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.
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Residents asked their views on community safety, as partnership cuts crime and ASB
Residents are being asked their views on issues important to them and their neighbourhoods, to help inform a new community safety strategy for the city.
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Work well underway on new £18million housing development in Fenton
The building of 135 new, high quality homes in a Stoke-on-Trent town is progressing rapidly following a pause in work due to coronavirus restrictions.