News published September 2026
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Damaged trees to be removed as Sandyford recovery work continues
Specialist contractors will remove damaged trees at Sandyford Park next week as part of the ongoing recovery effort following the recent fire.
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Multi-million-pound Watermill School expansion ready to open its doors for children with SEND
A brand-new multi-million-pound school complex is getting ready to welcome dozens of new pupils from the start of next week.
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Day of Action a success as partners and community come together for Cobridge
Partners and community volunteers joined forces together in mid-August to carry out a day of action across the Cobridge area.
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Trading Standards close two more premises after seizing illegal products worth £24,000
Two premises have been issued with closure notices by the city council’s trading standards team.
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New gates to protect and secure historic Stoke Town Hall
New gates are to be installed at Stoke Town Hall to help protect one of Stoke-on-Trent’s most important historic buildings.
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Council reviews approach to rough sleeping support with the aim to get everyone in by Christmas
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is reviewing how it supports people sleeping rough as part of the Government’s new national drive to get everyone in for Christmas.
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New vision set to transform future of Chatterley Whitfield
A new vision is set to secure the future of one of the country’s most important industrial sites and transform it into a major heritage and economic asset for the city.
