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.
Stoke-on-Trent library members can now read six newspapers for free through BorrowBox, with local, regional and national titles available on smartphones and tablets.
Plans for a large solar farm on farmland south of Eccleshall have been refused after councillors raised concerns over countryside impact, glint and glare, nearby homes and heritage setting.
Gladstone Pottery Museum in Longton has been named one of the best museums to visit in the UK, placing Stoke-on-Trent’s ceramics story proudly on the national stage.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council says a number of claims made about the proposed Hanford 2.0 energy from waste facility are “factually incorrect” after concerns were raised by Breathe Easy North Staffordshire.
Breathe Easy North Staffordshire is calling for a pause on Stoke-on-Trent’s proposed £1.1bn Hanford waste incinerator expansion before the public consultation closes on Friday 26 June, warning of long-term health, traffic and environmental risks
An internal email seen by The Staffordshire Signal shows Staffordshire library staff were told to remove Pride and LGBTQ+ displays, stop Pride-related social media posts and cancel themed activities.
Award-winning accountancy and business advisory firm DJH have been crowned winners of Knot a Sports Day 2026, as Staffordshire businesses came together to raise funds for 10 local charities.
New mum Ellie Moss is taking part in Dougie Mac’s Moonlight Walk with Meg’s Reading Club to raise funds for the local hospice in memory of her husband’s Nannan Pamela.
Stafford midwife Freya Mahal has released a new book to help expectant parents cut through the pressure, panic buying and long baby shopping lists that can make preparing for a new arrival feel financially overwhelming.
The Lesters Arms owner Billy Hutchinson says footfall has dropped by more than 30% since the Brewood bridge closure and is urging people to support the pub while access remains open.
Residents across the Staffordshire Moorlands are being invited to take part in online engagement sessions to help shape future priorities for their local communities.
