A Leek couple who used to run a popular Mexican restaurant are preparing to open a waffle and dessert venue in their hometown.
Building materials supplier ARDEX Group UK has made a significant investment in skills and training by upgrading its Stoke-on-Trent academy. The company’s ARDEXacademy North has reopened following an extensive programme of renovation and redevelopment and is now expected to cater for 500 construction professionals across the UK each year. Previously operating as the Innovation & Technology Centre, which primarily supported
MoreTwo new intensive bootcamps have been announced for adults looking to improve their digital skills or learn more about domestic retrofit and property maintenance.
MoreDiscussions are continuing about how a newly announced £120 million support package for the UK ceramics industry will help businesses.
MoreSix Staffordshire firms have been recognised as some of the UK’s Best Places to Work by The Sunday Times.
MoreHealth and fitness club M Club is investing £1 million into its Stoke-on-Trent site with plans for a new dedicated training centre.
MoreFour days of live music, themed cocktails, entertainment, guided tours and a new city-wide trail are planned in Lichfield as Purple Flag Weekend makes a return.
MoreA Cannock charity that supports 50,000 young visitors a year has launched a £200,000 fundraising drive for a new podded village on Cannock Chase.
MoreThe Government has announced a £120 million support package for the UK ceramics industry, described as a landmark decision and turning point for the sector.
MoreA major new report has found that Stoke-on-Trent’s ceramics industry could drive economic growth, innovation and create high-quality local jobs – but only if manufacturers receive urgent support to deal with rising energy costs.
MoreA major expansion of Keele University’s Science & Innovation Park has reached a key milestone in its development after receiving backing from senior leaders from across North Staffordshire.
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