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.
Browsing: Features
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).
Food fanatics flock to Stone Food and Drink Festival
Today marked the beginning of the annual Stone Food and Drink Festival. The festival opened its gates at 12:00pm today (5 October) and will be open until Sunday 7 October.
Students’ outrage at Staffordshire University car park crisis
Staffordshire University has faced backlash this week from angry students who have been unable to park their cars due to an event hosted by the university at their Leek Road Campus.
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.
intu Potteries reveal this season’s hottest trends in AW18 fashion campaign
Following their fun and floral Spring/Summer 2018 campaign, intu Potteries have revealed the four top trends for Autumn and Winter.
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.
What to expect at this years Stone Food & Drink Festival
Stone Food & Drink Festival is back again this year with even more to put your teeth into.
The festival is running for its 14th year on the first weekend of October, with lots of events happening throughout Stone ahead of the big event.
NUS survey shows a change in students’ drinking habits at university
What do you think of when you see a university student? Are they waking up bright and early to go to their 9am lectures or are they lying in bed with a banging headache and regretting the night before? Many people will choose the latter.
Queens of the Coal Age: Review
Ruby Davies reviews Queens of the Coal Age at the New Vic theatre and finds it portrays a different perpective on the miners’ strikes.