The City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College has announced Dr Simon Fox as its new Principal, bringing more than 20 years of education and leadership experience to one of Staffordshire’s largest sixth form colleges.
Staffordshire agency Harrison Carloss has unveiled co.agency, a client communication platform developed at Festival Park, to industry specialists at the British Library after securing Innovate UK support.
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.
Meet Will, the newest writer at The Staffordshire Signal. A 15 year old GCSE student with a passion for local politics, regeneration and community journalism, he explains why Staffordshire’s stories matter.
A remarkable piece of early football history has been officially donated to Port Vale F.C. by Barewall Art Gallery following its discovery by local resident Brian Nuttall
A major living history festival returns to Staffordshire tomorrow, bringing battle recreations, historic encampments, family activities and a confirmed Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flypast to Abbots Bromley.
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
Arthritis Action is proud to launch a new people-focused project featuring individuals with arthritis from Staffordshire who have found hope, inspiration and support through community connection.
Cervical Screening Awareness Week is a reminder of how important routine cervical screening is, who is eligible, what the test looks for and why booking your appointment matters.
Adam Jogee, Member of Parliament for Newcastle-under-Lyme, has delivered a collection of constituent views to 10 Downing Street, ensuring local residents’ voices are heard as the government progressed with proposals for Local Government Reorganisation (LGR).
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.
