News published January 2020
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Free 30 minute parking to boost town centres
Drivers will soon be able to park for 30 minutes free of charge on six car parks across Stoke-on-Trent – in a move aimed at supporting businesses and boosting trade.
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Major multi-million pound plans unveiled to meet housing needs
Plans for the biggest house building programme in a generation have been unveiled to help the city council meet the growing needs of residents and the city.
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Residents reminded of ways to have their say on budget proposals
Residents are being reminded of a number of ways that they can have a say on Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s budget proposals for the next financial year.
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Registrars service to move to Stoke Town Hall
The council’s Registrars service will move from Hanley Town Hall into the recently refurbished Stoke Town Hall later this year – offering more choice and better facilities for marriages and weddings.
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Five-year plan to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping
The strategy is set to commit the city council and partners to focus on preventing homelessness and rough sleeping.
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City schools to receive additional funding if changes to framework are agreed
Changes to the local funding framework mean that city schools will be allocated additional funding if approved by the city council’s Cabinet next week.
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Plans unveiled for a multi-storey car park at Smithfield
The City Council has unveiled plans to build a 730 space multi-storey car park in the city centre – to give shoppers, workers and visitors more choice and support the growth of the local economy.
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New vision for Stoke-on-Trent launched alongside budget proposals
The city council has today (Monday) launched its vision for the next four years.
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Rough sleeper numbers fall in Stoke-on-Trent
The number of people sleeping rough in Stoke-on-Trent fell by more than 50 per cent in 2019 thanks to partnership work between the city council and a wide variety of agencies across the city.
Available months for 2020
- January