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.
Animal cruelty complaints in Staffordshire have soared above the national average, according to shocking figures from the RSPCA.
The number of complaints in Staffordshire has increased by 4.9%, with 3,350 complaints registered in 2015-16 compared to 3,192 the previous year.
Hundreds of fathers in Stoke-on-Trent could soon receive help to cope with the hidden illness of post-natal depression.
Blurton West and Newstead Cllr Lloyd Brown called on Stoke-on-Trent City Council to allocate more of its budget to support dads who may be suffering in silence.
When we think of the phrase ‘self-harm’, what is the image conjured?
Storm Doris caused chaos across Staffordshire today, ripping up trees, damaging buildings and sparking travel disruption.
Met Office forecasters predicted 80mph winds and heavy winds which have battered for Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire for most of the day.
Campaign groups in Stoke-on-Trent are fighting back against plans to close community hospital beds.
Residents, councillors and relatives have launched a postcard campaign to lobby Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt after the loss of Longton Cottage, Cheadle and a ward at Hayward.
As veganism becomes an increasingly popular choice of diet in Staffordshire, reporter Isabelle Butler finds out why.
And StaffsLive sent one of our own self-confessed meat eaters to try it out – with hilarious results!
A Stoke-on-Trent councillor and mum has slammed a public consultation on the planned cuts to children’s centres as “futile”.
Cllr Candi Chetwynd joined 50 other parents in demanding answers from Stoke-on-Trent City Council over the proposals.
Three flats have been closed down for three months after being connected to drug activity and crime in Burslem. Stoke-on-Trent City Council received complaints connected to anti-social behaviour and disorder at the property on Brickhouse Street.
Port Vale caretaker manager Michael Brown was unhappy with his club’s business despite signing four players in the closing days of the January transfer window.
QPR duo Alex Prohouly and Olamide Shodipo signed along with former Stoke City player Danny Pugh and highly- rated Celtic goalkeeper Leo Fasan.