Report: Stoke City 2 Wigan Athletic 1
A goal three minutes into injury time from forgotten man Mame Diouf secured all three…
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Business owners left bitterly disappointed by borough council’s response to burglaries
Three independent traders in Newcastle-under-Lyme who have been the victims of robberies just 24-hours apart claim the council have shown ‘no compassion’.
Summer’s Fund to hold charity film screening
Local charity Summer’s Fund is set to hold its own film screening at a Stoke-On-Trent…
Stone Canoeists Target Olympic success after selection
Two Canoeists from the Stafford and Stone Canoe Club say they both believe they can…
Students gather in Hanley to protest for climate justice.
Today students from Stoke and Newcastle left schools, colleges and universities to participate in the…
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.
Residents fear for their health after unsatisfactory response to landfill odours
Newcastle-under-Lyme residents are unhappy with the response to smells coming from Walleys Quarry Landfill site despite a community meeting.
Rapper Cadet killed in taxi crash on way to Staffordshire gig
British rapper Cadet has died in a horror taxi crash while traveling to perform a…
Newcastle-under-Lyme granddad “lost control” of his motorbike, inquest told
A keen motorcyclist from Chesterton died after he drove into the back of a car in queuing traffic, an inquest heard.
Anthony Rushton, 58, of School Street, was riding his motorbike on the A530 Middlewich Road near Nantwich when he collided with the rear of a blue Mazda 5.
Stoke-on-Trent students bring community together at Christmas time
Big-hearted students at The Cooperative Academy of Stoke-on-Trent hosted a Christmas lunch for more than 100 guests in a bid to tackle loneliness among the elderly at Christmas time.
According to Age UK, more than two million people in England over the age of 75 live alone, many experiencing extreme isolation and chronic loneliness.