Enjoy the Great Outdoors to celebrate Staffordshire Day The annual celebration of Staffordshire is back on Sunday with a host of events to show off the best of the county. Staffordshire Day aims to be the biggest party of the year, with a packed programme of fun. This year’s theme is The Great Outdoors – […]
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Paralympic dressage rider Sir Lee Pearson CBE added another medal to his haul of accolades when he opened a £180,000 arena for disabled riders in Buxton. The gold medalist from Staffordshire Moorlands unveiled the new covered arena at Buxton Riding School on Saturday. It will be used by members of the Helen Atkin Group Buxton
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Historic high street buildings in Stoke will be restored thanks to a cash boost of £410,000. Work has begun to building repairs to the Crafty Lion Public House on Church Street using the funding from Stoke Stoke-on-Trent City Council and Historic England. Property owner, Solanki Holdings, has been awarded £300,000 from the Stoke High Street
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It’s been two years since the first lockdown forced us all to stay at home to save lives. And our homes became our everything, the places we ate, slept, worked, socialised and shopped. Indeed, online shopping sales soared during the pandemic, but what were people buying and why? As we entered and left lockdowns in
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Have you seen the iconic knife angel in Stoke? Whether you’ve heard about it or not you’re in for something of a surprise if you nip down to Hanley before the end of the month. For the Knife Angel is an incredible 27-foot statue made up of 100,000 knives and blades confiscated by police forces
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The Easter holidays are in full swing and if the boredom is already setting in then look no further. We’ve got a list of events taking place right here on your doorstep in Staffordshire to keep your kids – and you – entertained throughout the break. April 19, 20 and 21 The Dudson Museum
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Moddershall Oaks Country Spa Retreat reveals investment on new restaurant ‘The Oak House Balcony Bar & Restaurant’ At a time when the hospitality industry has been forced to remain closed, Staffordshire’s five-star Country Spa Retreat, Moddershall Oaks has continued to invest into its on-site facilities and development strategy. Following an expansion and refurbishment, the award-winning
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A new artisan market event is gearing up to launch in Stoke-on-Trent City Centre. Stoke-on-Trent City Centre BID, supported by Genr8, will host its Artisan Market at Smithfield in August, as part of Better World Festival, a free, 3-day, family-friendly festival taking place in the city centre from Friday 6 August – Sunday 8 August.
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Can you tackle “le tour” this summer? For a second year in succession, the Alice Charity is challenging you to take the Tour de Alice challenge to help raise vital funds for disadvantaged and families in North Staffordshire. The event uses technology to allow you to log your miles and compete against friends and family.
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Two charities based in Staffordshire have received donations of £1,000 each as part of Ecclesiastical Insurance Group’s Movement for Good awards. For the third year running, Ecclesiastical Insurance Group is giving away £1million to charities through its Movement for Good awards. Members of the public were invited to nominate causes close to their hearts, with
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