Josiah Wedgwood has been announced as the keynote speaker at the first event staged by a group of creative businesses based in Stoke-on-Trent.
Feedback from Staffordshire businesses is strengthening the county’s case in a letter to Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of this week’s budget, which urges her to back businesses and boost confidence.
MorePrivate sector care homes and carers in Stoke-on-Trent will benefit from a new online portal to refer their clients to social care services from next month.
MoreBusinesses and fans raised £100,000 to make a bronze statue honouring Port Vale legend John Rudge, which was unveiled on his 80th birthday.
MoreSkills for a sustainable future are the focus of a new £2.3 million Advanced Green Skills Hub announced by Stoke-on-Trent College.
MoreBusinesses and individuals looking to take the next step in their career are invited to a series of free online workshops offering insight and advice in embedding apprenticeships into their workplaces.
MoreParliamentary debate highlights Stoke-on-Trent’s creative sector as it pushes for formal recognition
Ministers and civil servants have Stoke-on-Trent in their sights as the area’s creative sector presses its case to be recognised as one of six new formal creative clusters.
MorePlace-marketing promoter We Are Staffordshire is up against competition from around the world on a shortlist for a prestigious international award.
MoreBusinesses and stakeholders based at Spode have welcomed the city council’s announcement that the site’s regeneration will include them and will focus on creative and createch uses.
MoreBusinesses are being urged to help fund facilities at a flagship new youth hub in Stoke-on-Trent, after one major donation paid for a state-of-the-art recording studio.
MorePsychotic clowns, zombies, demons and cannibals needed at award-winning Staffordshire SCREAMFEST… that’s got to be the most horrific job ad so far this year.
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