UPDATE: Police name man and teenager found dead in Burslem
Staffordshire Police have named two men found dead within hours of each other in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent.
Teenager Nathan Bates, aged 19, and Robert Goodwin, aged 57, where found in two separate locations last Thursday, October 11.
An interview with BBC Foreign Correspondent Clive Myrie
Clive Myrie visited Staffordshire University and the StaffsLive newsroom for an interview giving us an insight into his career, on and off screen.
Port Vale bounce back from weekend thrashing with 2-0 win over Middlesbrough U23’s
Port Vale eased through to the next phase of the CheckaTrade Trophy on Tuesday night with a routine 2-0 victory…
Port Vale bounce back from weekend thrashing with 2-0 win over Middlesbrough U23’s
Port Vale eased through to the next phase of the CheckaTrade Trophy on Tuesday night with a routine 2-0 victory…
Gary Rowett: “We will have to be the best Stoke City we can be”
Gary Rowett’s side to travel to Carrow Road on Saturday, hoping to secure successive league wins for first time this…
Dirty Dancing: Review
Dirty Dancing – the iconic 80’s film based in the 1960’s came to the Regent Theatre in Stoke yesterday (15 October).
Back in Time with Textiles – Fashion Exhibit
The Brampton Museum in Newcastle-under-Lyme are celebrating the rich history of popular fashion from the last two centuries with an exhibit of clothes from the local area.
Love, Simon Review
It would seem on the surface that Hollywood is striking again with another teen rom-com, however this one, Love, Simon,…
Port Vale Esports crash out of the European Cup in the Quarter Finals.
It was a busy Monday night for Vale’s Esport team as they played four games in a row, two of which were in the European Cup Quarter Finals.
The night started brilliantly for the Valiants. A comfortable 3-1 win over Strenua FC in the Premier Cup looked to set the mood for the rest of the evening.
Celebrating Staffordshire’s female artists for BBC Music Day
On BBC Music Day the BBC aims to “bring the nation together”. It celebrates the power of music and it’s ability to transform and change lives.
Dirty Dancing: Review
Dirty Dancing – the iconic 80’s film based in the 1960’s came to the Regent Theatre in Stoke yesterday (15 October).
Sticks and Stones: Review
Vinay Patel’s new ‘Sticks and Stones’, explores the consequences of a joke that causes offence.
