More children being helped as part of Stoke-on-Trent City Council plan
More and more children are being safeguarded in Stoke-on-Trent as part of a city council initiative to prevent child abuse.
A report to the council said that since July 2015, 149 people were arrested of suspicion of offences to do with child sexual exploitation in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent and 41 voluntary interviews were conducted where an arrest was not required.
Kasabian to play exclusive pre-festival gig for Reading and Leeds ticket holders
Kasabian are set to play an intimate acoustic performance this Thursday, 15 June 2017, exclusively for Reading and Leeds 2017 ticket holders.
Staffordshire Wildcats meet England Lionesses ahead of Euro 2017
Potential England stars of the future met the stars of the present when Staffordshire Wildcats went along to St George’s Park, near Burton-on-Trent.
Port Vale confirm Michael Brown as manager
Michael Brown has been appointed as manager at Port Vale after their relegation to League Two.
Brown has been caretaker boss at the club since December and has been favourite to get the job since Bruno Ribeiro resigned.
Stoke City boss Hughes to give Imbula one more chance this season
Mark Hughes believes midfielder Giannelli Imbula has the potential to improve his performance before deciding to sell at the end of the season.
Imbula’s struggle to get more game time has failed to impress the Stoke City boss.
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Stoke mourners pay their final farewells to so-called “King of the Gypsies”
Hundreds of mourners lined the streets outside Holy Trinity Church, Hartshill to pay their final respects to so-called “King of the Gypsies”, Lawrence Boswell.
Just before noon on a sunny day, a cortege of five top-of-the-range Rolls Royce cars slowed to a crawl outside the main gate. Each of the 4 family cars was full with mourners.
Stoke mourners pay their final farewells to so-called “King of the Gypsies”
Hundreds of mourners lined the streets outside Holy Trinity Church, Hartshill to pay their final respects to so-called “King of the Gypsies”, Lawrence Boswell.
Just before noon on a sunny day, a cortege of five top-of-the-range Rolls Royce cars slowed to a crawl outside the main gate. Each of the 4 family cars was full with mourners.