Founder, CEO and editor of The Staffordshire Signal, a Staffordshire-based writer, historian, photographer and filmmaker, also known as The Red Haired Stokie, covering local news, heritage, culture and community stories across the county.
After visiting Emma Bridgewater and speaking to the government minister behind the £120 million ceramics support package, Jenna Goodwin explores what the funding could mean for the industry, the challenges factories still face, and why the stories behind British ceramics matter more than ever.
Stone based Woolcool has been named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work for the second year running, marking another milestone in its 25th anniversary year.
Residents are being invited to help shape the future of Burslem Market Hall as a £4 million restoration project gets underway on the Grade II listed landmark.
Ninety years after the first Spitfire flight, a new project plans to build a modern generation of Spitfire inspired aircraft. Discover the Staffordshire story behind R.J. Mitchell's lasting legacy.
The Big Battle of Abbots Bromley returns to High Ash Farm on Sunday 21 June 2026, with living history displays, battle recreations, family activities and a confirmed Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flypast.
Longton Community Cyber Day returns on 8 June 2026 with free advice, cyber security support and networking opportunities for businesses, charities and community organisations.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is set to deliver a major new package of support for residents facing financial crisis - backed by £16.8 million of government funding.
The sold out Mow Cop Killer Mile 2026 brought hundreds of runners and spectators to Staffordshire for one of Britain’s toughest and most iconic uphill races.
A major new heritage project in Stoke-on-Trent will bring older ceramic makers and young people together to safeguard endangered pottery skills for future generations
Confused about the Staffordshire local elections on 7 May 2026? Here is a clear, simple guide to who is voting, why some areas are not, and what local councillors actually do.
