Keele University student Freya Edwards has won three bodybuilding titles in her first seven competitions and is now aiming to earn a professional bodybuilding card.
Keele University has launched a new Advanced Materials Technology and Engineering Centre, bringing together academia and industry to accelerate materials research, innovation and commercialisation.
Scientists led by Keele University are beginning a major research project examining bacterial plant diseases already affecting crops in parts of Europe, with the aim of helping protect UK food security before the diseases become established here.
Redrow Midlands is inviting young people aged 4 to 16 to imagine what family homes could look like 100 years from now, with a £100 prize and the winning design placed in a time capsule at Amington Garden Village.
One of Staffordshire’s biggest annual family fireworks events returns to the Staffordshire County Showground on Sunday 1 November 2026, with ticket prices frozen and more than £100,000 raised for charities and good causes.
The Insurance Institute of Stoke-on-Trent has raised £1,398.50 for Alice Charity at its 117th Annual President's Dinner, with the donation helping to provide 1,008 meals for local people facing hardship.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has ordered further urgent works at the Grade II listed Wade building after inspections identified parts of the historic Burslem pottery works that pose a safety risk.
Duchess China lands fresh investment and a global JCB order, the fallow deer rut gets going on Cannock Chase, and more than 2,000 runners tackle the Potters 'Arf. This week in The Staffordshire Signal Weekly.
A date stone reading 1888 still sits above the gate on Uttoxeter Road, and behind it people are still making fine bone china by hand. With fresh investment and a global order from JCB, Jenna Goodwin argues that Duchess China proves Stoke's ceramics story is far from finished.
