News published August 2026
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Tunstall landlord ordered to pay over £8,000 as heritage crackdown reaches 100th building
A company that let a historic Tunstall building fall into disrepair has been ordered to pay more than £8,000.
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Partnership working sees city’s domestic abuse rates fall
Domestic abuse rates have improved in Stoke-on-Trent, reducing by 12.6%.
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Demolition of former Iceland store set to start to pave way for multi-million-pound Etruscan Square regeneration
Demolition work is set to start on the former Iceland store in Hanley next week.
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Council continues recovery work following Sandyford fire
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is continuing to support residents and oversee recovery work following a major fire in Sandyford on Thursday evening.
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£10 million now committed to Tunstall as council secures extra £1.5 million for town centre improvements
Tunstall is set for its biggest single-year investment in years, after the council agreed an extra £1.5 million of funding for public realm and regeneration work in the town centre.
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Up to 1,000 e-bikes to be introduced across Stoke-on-Trent in new hire scheme
A new e-bike hire scheme could be coming to Stoke-on-Trent - giving people a convenient and affordable alternative to the car for short trips across the city.
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Work starts on 24 landmarks through £240,000 restoration fund
Work is set to start on revitalising 24 monuments and landmarks across Stoke-on-Trent thanks to a restoration fund worth more than £240,000.
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Local Plan consultation gathers pace with city-wide drop-in events
Residents, businesses and community groups are being encouraged to take part in Stoke-on-Trent City Council's Local Plan consultation as a series of drop-in events get underway across the city this we
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New businesses bring fresh boost to award-winning Hanley Park
Two new businesses are set to open at Hanley Park, giving visitors more choice at the city’s award-winning green space.
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Cannabis grows cut by more than half in joint council and police crackdown
The number of cannabis grows across the city has been cut by more than half thanks to a joint council and police crackdown.
