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Community projects can get a share of cash

Communities across Staffordshire are set to benefit from an extra £91,500 funding for projects that help tackle climate change or protect the environment. The Staffordshire County Council climate action fund, now in its third year, to date has supported 217 projects providing £129,000 in funding. Among the projects funded and making a difference are a

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Double-whammy as green flag awarded to two city parks

Stoke’s Hanley Park has once again been awarded the prestigious Green Flag. The 125-year-old site has been recognised nationally as a quality green public space by the charity Keep Britain Tidy. The 60-acre park has undergone a multi-million-pound restoration over the last few years, The bandstand has been restored, the main pavilion reinstated as a

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Potteries history to be preserved as part of major survey

Stoke’s historic bottle ovens are the subject of a new survey aimed at preserving the region’s heritage. There were once 2,000 bottle ovens across the city but now only 50 remain. The iconic structures, named for their characteristic shape, were in use in Stoke-on-Trent from the late 17th century until the mid-20th century. They include a variety

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Charities and organisations celebrated at Jubilee garden party

A right royal celebration recognised those who stepped up during the pandemic Volunteers and staff from charities and organisations across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent celebrated in style at a special Jubilee Garden Party. The event at the County Showground was hosted by Staffordshire Lord-Lieutenant Ian Dudson. Among the guests were representatives from Caudwell Children, Lichfield Food

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