News published September 2018
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Smokers urged to seek support to help them quit
Grandmother-of-11 Tracey Stanier says quitting smoking is the best thing she’s ever done – and is urging others to follow suit and seek support.
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Work starts on fire sprinkler system project in Stoke-on-Trent
Work is due to start September 24 on installing fire sprinkler systems in all high-rise apartments owned bythe city council – the first project of its kind and scale to get under way in the country.
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New future earmarked for key city centre site
The eyesore East-West precinct is set to be demolished after the council announced it is aiming to buy the venue and knock it down to kick-start development on the key city centre site.
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Win the chance to ‘fly high’ in a super September Potto Lotto draw
Players of Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s online lottery will be in with the chance of winning a month’s worth of trampoline classes.
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Three shops fail knife test purchase operation
Three shops in Stoke-on-Trent are under investigation after selling knives to 15-year-old boys.
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Council works to minimise M6 closure disruption
Motorists and residents in Stoke-on-Trent are being encouraged to plan ahead when the M6 temporarily closes this weekend.
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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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Supermarket owner fined for selling out of date food
The owner of a supermarket has been fined more than £500 for selling food that was up to 19 days past its use by date.
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Community centre throws open its doors for free sessions for residents and pets
Residents can take advantage of free health checks for their dogs and pick up a range of community advice and information at an open day.
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53 community groups given £1.2m boost from council
Community groups in Stoke-on-Trent are celebrating after receiving a share of £1.2m from the city council – to help bring their dreams to life.
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