Intemperance: Review
Intemperance is the tragically beautiful tale of an Irish family who set up in Liverpool and keep their dreams alive in the face of poverty.
Author Charlotte Yorke
Broadway Beckons for New Vic Theatre
The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme is heading to New York’s theatre district this summer for their first-ever international tour.
Education secretary urges PayPal to block essay firm cheats
Damian Hinds has called for firms like Paypal to help stop websites that let students buy essays.
Fitness sessions offered for recovering addicts
March is ‘Focus on Fitness’ month and recovering addicts from Stoke-on-Trent are using fitness as part of their recovery process.
The 39 Steps: Review
The story follows one man’s quick-paced journey from London to Scotland and back where hilarity ensues throughout.
MPs call for a ‘smoke-free generation’ by raising age to 21
It is estimated that one in two people born after 1960 in the UK will have some form of cancer diagnosis in their lifetime and smoking is the single biggest avoidable risk.
Keele student took own life after battle with mental health, inquest told
Jade Louise Clements, 24, a student at Keele University took her own life on March 29 last year after a long battle with her health, an inquest heard.
Heritage museum to open after major redevelopment
Redfern’s cottage, Museum of Uttoxeter Life has been undergoing a complete refurbishment funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Abigail’s Party: Review
Do you want to be a fly on the wall at the most awkward dinner party of the seventies? Then Abigail’s Party is the place for you.
Much Ado About Nothing: Review
Much Ado About Nothing is hailed as Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedy and the New Vic and Northern Broadsides truly did it justice.