A specialist training provider is among Stoke-on-Trent organisations supporting vulnerable young people through a summer programme tackling issues including knife crime.
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One of Staffordshire’s most historic country homes is set to open its doors to the public next month for an exclusive charity evening in support of the Dougie Mac Hospice. Business leaders taking part in this year’s Strictly Knot Dancing fundraiser are hosting ‘A Night to Remember’ at Barlaston Hall
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Twelve new magical creatures have been unleashed to celebrate the nature and history of Burton upon Trent.
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Stone is set to host a dedicated Oktoberfest this autumn thanks to the team behind the town’s popular food and drink festival.
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Sweet caramelised raspberry, crisp apple, zesty lime and a sparkling raspberry finish make this bright, refreshing cocktail the perfect drink for summer evenings, BBQs and relaxing in the garden. The recipe is courtesy of Dereece Gardner, founder of Desire Cocktail Bar in Stoke-on-Trent, who shares how to make this vibrant
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Families can enjoy free summer fun in Stoke-on-Trent’s city centre next week as the Smithfield Summer Social returns.
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Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group (NSCG) is expanding its main campus after securing £6.8 million from the Department for Education’s Post-16 Capacity Fund. The funding will contribute to a £13 million extension at the Newcastle-under-Lyme site, creating at least 16 additional classrooms and a dedicated health and social care teaching
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Businesses and property owners in Lichfield have been invited to apply for up to £30,000 of funding as part of the £400,000 Heritage Shopfront Grant Scheme.
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A Stoke-on-Trent digital agency has developed a new platform designed to help hospitality businesses prepare for potential changes to UK allergen legislation.
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Staffordshire businesses are being encouraged to check their telephone lines and connected equipment ahead of the final switch-off of the UK’s traditional public switched telephone network, or PSTN, at the end of January 2027. With fewer than six months remaining, organisations that still use analogue lines should contact their communications
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