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.
A man has died while working at a new housing estate building site in Nantwich.…
Volunteers and staff at Royal Stoke University Hospital have raised £70,000 to buy a heart ultrasound scanner for the Children’s Intensive Care Unit.
The hi-tech machine can scan all children – from premature babies to 16-year-olds.
Figures from foodbank charity the Trussell Trust show that more than 10,000 emergency food supplies were given to people in Stoke-on-Trent in the last year.
People in crisis were given 10,330 three-day emergency food supplies between April and March 2016-17 compared to 11,038 in April and March of 2015-16 by the Stoke-on-Trent Foodbank based in Hanley.
A new art exhibition by an award winning Stoke-on-Trent artist, will be unveiled later this week.
David Brammeld, from Stoke, will showcase his work at the Trent Art Gallery, from this Friday (April, 28).
A beauty queen is hoping for a Stoke-on-Trent competition win to raise awareness about the number of young people diagnosed with mental illnesses.
Sarah Jane Hulyer, a finalist in the upcoming Miss Genting Stoke competition hopes a win will boost her power to raise awareness of mental health issues in the city.
A 14-year-old girl has suffered a broken leg is a car accident on what residents say is a dangerous road in Blurton.
The teenager was in collision with a car on Saturday on Oakwood Road.
With Theresa May calling for a snap general election on 8th June, what does this mean for Stoke-on-Trent?
Mick Temple, Professor of Politics at Staffordshire University, has given his opinion to StaffsLive.
He discusses reactions, turnout, who may become the next leader and who will hold the seat for the constituency of Stoke Central.
Stoke-on-Trent Central MP Gareth Snell has called for Theresa May to table a motion of no confidence in her own Cabinet.
Mr Snell, who was elected in February in a by-election, was debating the June 8 General Election with MPs in the House of Commons when he made the comments.
Hanley was transported back to the 60’s for a night as The Bootleg Beatles reincarnated the psychedelic sound of legendary English rock band, The Beatles.