Arts Council England Capital team impressed by progress on museum transformation
Representatives from Arts Council England (ACE) have praised the transformation of The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery (PMAG) after seeing the redevelopment taking shape.
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My First Library Card sees 776 babies given free library access in its first year
Parents across Stoke-on-Trent registering their newborn babies have also been receiving free library cards thanks to an initiative.
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Photographers invited to capture the character of Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire for new Coroner’s Court display
A photography competition has been launched to help create a welcoming environment at the areas new Coroner’s Court.
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Summer holiday programme provides over 27,000 opportunities for children to enjoy free activities
This summer’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme has successfully delivered 3,235 hours of activities for children in Stoke-on-Trent over the school holidays.
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City council team delivers major improvements for children with special educational needs
More children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Stoke-on-Trent are getting the support they need sooner.
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Quad bike seized in latest crackdown on anti-social behaviour
A quad bike has been seized and enforcement action taken against tenants after complaints about anti-social riding in Bentilee.
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Government awards Stoke-on-Trent up to £1.3 million to create new youth hubs
Stoke-on-Trent has secured up to £1.3 million in Government funding to strengthen opportunities for young people.
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Government awards Stoke-on-Trent £9.14 million to transform social care
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has secured more than £9 million from government to support ambitious plans to accelerate improvements in social care.
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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.
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Adult learning move to improve facilities and access to employment support
Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Adult and Community Learning (ACL) service is moving to a new home in Stoke – bringing education, skills and employment support together in one location.
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There's still time for residents to have their say on the Local Plan
Hundreds of residents have attended consultation events on Stoke-on-Trent's proposed Local Plan, speaking to council officers to understand what this could mean for them and their communities.
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Sandyford fire recovery work progresses as support for residents continues
Recovery work is continuing in Sandyford to support families and make sure the area is safe following the major fire earlier this month.
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Top of the crops: allotment gardeners celebrated at city’s annual competition
Allotment gardeners from across Stoke-on-Trent have been celebrated at the city’s annual allotment competition.
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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.
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Extension to home care support scheme which helps residents live independently set for green light
A pioneering home care support service that is helping people leave hospital sooner, remain independent at home and avoid unnecessary admissions to residential care is set to be extended.
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