News published January 2026
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Crackdown on anti-social driving on Reginald Mitchell Way
Work is underway to remind drivers in the city that anti-social driving will not be tolerated and enforcement action will be taken.
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Wide-reaching cycling and walking plan will boost travel and help create better connected citywide route network
The council is transforming the way people can travel around Stoke-on-Trent with safer and more accessible walking and cycling routes.
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Local people invited to help shape Longton’s next public artwork
Longton town centre is set to get a new piece of public art, and local people are being invited to help shape it.
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Holiday programme providing free activities and meals set to continue thanks to government funding
A programme offering free activities and healthy meals for schoolchildren across the city is set to continue thanks to new government funding.
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New Community Cohesion Strategy set for approval
The city council’s cabinet is set to approve a new strategy aimed at building a more united, cohesive city.
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STATEMENT - Council Statement on Gritting and Salt Supplies
We are committed to doing everything we can to keep the city's streets moving during icy and snowy weather.
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City Council budget to focus on people’s priorities with more money to clean gullies, tackle fly tipping and bring back empty homes
Stoke-on-Trent’s draft budget includes extra money for people’s priorities as part of a package aimed at further stabilising finances and transforming services.
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Centenary year ends as Stoke-on-Trent moves into delivery of long-term legacy projects
As Stoke-on-Trent’s Centenary year draws to a close, a series of legacy projects and partnerships that will carry momentum from the celebrations into 2026 and beyond have been confirmed.
Available months for 2026
- January