Hanley and Burton have both made a national top 10 of England’s greatest pub towns, with traditional Stoke on Trent pubs and Burton’s famous brewing heritage earning praise.
At least 50 country houses have disappeared from Staffordshire, taking workplaces, community connections and family history with them. New analysis explores what their loss could represent today.
Historic England has raised formal concerns over Spode Works' demolition plans, Stoke-on-Trent's city status is safe from local government reorganisation, and our first Signal TV documentary is nearly ready to share. This week in The Staffordshire Signal Weekly.
Drivers in Meir are being urged to check new School Streets restrictions as the zone around Sandon Primary Academy expands to cover Anson Road, Loxley Place, Stockfield Road and more of Harrowby Road.
Stoke-on-Trent will retain its city status when the current council structure is abolished, avoiding the fate suffered by Rochester during local government reorganisation.
A new vision could bring Chatterley Whitfield back into use by combining heritage preservation with innovation, clean energy and commercial investment.
Historic England has raised concerns over demolition plans at Spode Works, questioning whether the loss of several historic buildings has been justified.
Filming is drawing to a close on The Staffordshire Signal's first television documentary, a project pairing T Level Media students with the miners, railway volunteers and museum staff who keep Staffordshire's industrial heritage alive.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Adult and Community Learning service is moving to Swann House, bringing education, skills and employment support together.
Emmaus North Staffs has partnered with Little Steps Big Dreams to deliver workshops, collect essential donations and support families across Stoke-on-Trent.
