A Leek couple who used to run a popular Mexican restaurant are preparing to open a waffle and dessert venue in their hometown.
Daniel Cope is a chartered environmentalist and director at Green Lark Environmental Solutions, with ongoing involvement in skills and training initiatives at Stoke on Trent College.
Here, he discusses how investing in green skills is key to strengthening Staffordshire's economy, supporting local businesses, and creating better career opportunities for young people.
MoreMore than 50 businesses and organisations have been recognised for this support of Dougie Mac at the charity’s annual Business Partnership Awards.
MoreA commercial insurance broker has tripled its office space after doubling turnover in a year of rapid growth.
MoreStoke on Trent College is set to strengthen its construction training provision after being allocated a share of a £96 million investment by the Government to train new talent and build more homes.
MoreWork has begun on Lidl’s new multi-million-pound store in Rugeley, which is expected to create up to 40 jobs.
MoreA former hourly-paid lecturer who has spent more than two decades climbing the ranks at Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group (NSCG) has been appointed as its next principal and chief executive.
MoreA free event bringing together employers, training providers and support services to help people in part of Staffordshire is returning next month with a bigger and better line up.
MoreOlympic champion Bryony Page will join fellow Olympians and international medallists including in Stoke-on-Trent this weekend to celebrate the launch of a new £250,000 trampoline gymnastics centre.
MoreMiddleport Pottery Canal Festival returns for its third year this weekend, expanding to two days for the first time thanks to its growing popularity.
MoreFood and drink spots across parts of Staffordshire have created limited edition drinks and dishes to celebrate the county’s new Staffy Trail.
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