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Businesses praised for complying with coronavirus legislation
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has welcomed the co-operation from the vast majority of non-essential businesses in the city which have closed in line with new Government legislation to tackle coronavirus
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Community support scheme launches today
A dedicated website and telephone line are launching today to encourage the community to come together in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Personally Speaking from Stoke-on-Trent City Council leader Abi Brown, Labour group leader Mohammed Pervez and City Independents group leader Ann James
It’s time to unite to support our communities.
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Local centres close, concessionary bus fares extended and residents reminded of other ways to use council services
Residents are being reminded of a range of different ways to use council services as local centres in eight locations close today (Friday) as part of a continued managed response to Covid-19.
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Children’s centres, leisure centres and community buildings among further closures in phased Covid-19 response
A number of children’s centres, leisure centres and community buildings are among further facilities in Stoke-on-Trent to close as part of a phased response to Covid-19.
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Statement on Coronavirus
“First and foremost residents are reminded of the importance of regular handwashing with soap and hot water for 20 seconds. The importance of this action cannot be underestimated.
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£106,000 grant success will support survivors of domestic abuse
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has been awarded a grant to support survivors of domestic abuse and their children.
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Rough sleeper – Severe Weather Emergency Protocol invoked
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has today announced the start of its Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP).
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Care for older people with dementia praised again by inspectors
Staff who support older people living with dementia in Stoke-on-Trent have been praised for offering a “positive, person-centred” environment for people by national inspectors.
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Smokers urged to seek support to help them quit
Mother-of-one Karen Butler says quitting smoking has drastically improved her health and is urging others to seek support.
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Residents to be questioned on lifestyle and wellbeing
Residents are being asked to take part in a survey that will outline their key lifestyle factors and wellbeing needs.
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Join parkrun for learning disability week
A series of events have been arranged to raise awareness about the information, advice and support available for people with learning disabilities in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Alcohol misuse support services to get £400k funding boost
People struggling with a dependency on alcohol are to benefit from an almost £400,000 grant secured by Stoke-on-Trent City Council to improve support services.
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Council commits to eradication of modern slavery and human trafficking
Modern slavery and human trafficking has no place in Stoke-on-Trent and must be eradicated – that’s the pledge of civic leaders who are set to adopt the first statement of its kind to tackle the crime.
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Make 2019 the year you quit smoking for good
Former security officer Philip Hogarth says giving up smoking has been the best thing he has ever done, as he looks forward to a healthier New Year.
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New scheme offers families the chance to share their homes and lives and support adults with learning disabilities
A new adult social care initiative promoting independence for adults who need support and offers them the chance to be part of a family, is set to be launched in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Protect yourself and others against the flu this winter
Wellbeing support worker Tina Turner says she is having a free flu vaccination this year to protect herself and the people she looks after.
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New drug and alcohol service to provide continued support
People needing support for drug or alcohol misuse are set to benefit from a new service in Stoke-on-Trent.
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‘Good’ judgement from Care Quality Commission for city council service
Staff who support people in Stoke-on-Trent to regain independence following ill health have been praised for their “kindness, respect and compassion” following a care inspection.
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New approach to mental health support for children and young people
Children and young people experiencing mental health problems could benefit from more co-ordinated support with the launch of a new city and county-wide strategy.
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Take steps to stay safe during hot weather
Residents are being advised to stay safe and to look out for vulnerable people as the high temperatures across the region are expected to remain.