Staffs lecturer hopes esports course will change opinions
An eSports lecturer at Staffordshire University is hoping to banish misconceptions about the controversial live gaming industry.
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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’.
Cheshire’s FIRST ‘everything under £1’ shop is now open and here’s an honest review
A new discount shop, from the original owners of Poundworld, has opened opened in Crewe…
Wedgwood woes as company faces heavy job cuts
Iconic pottery giant Wedgwood reveals just under a third of its Barlaston-based workforce are set to face the axe.
Staffordshire commissioners attend the Senior Women in Policing event for the first time
The Senior Women in Policing 2019 (SWiP19) conference has been held in Birmingham from Wednesday…
Stokes Lord Mayor praises Stokes best ever job fair
Stoke-on-Trent’s Lord Mayor has praised the amazing turnout at a recent job fair where over 3,000 jobs where on offer.
Young and unemployed urged to attend Stoke careers event
“We are looking forward to the event more than ever because we are very interested in having local people join us.”
For more information on the event visit https://bit.ly/2GIJvFp or call 01782 231215.
Student uproar over cash machine charge
The Leek Road cash machine on the Staffordshire University campus has now
started charging 95p for a withdrawal.
Dairy Queen’s award winning ice cream.
The Dalton family has been dairy farming for 22 years. But it was their moo-ve into homemade dairy ice cream that got people’s taste buds tingling.
Spending local can bring an extra £1 million to small businesses this Saturday
Independent retailers can earn an extra £1 million between them if people in Longton and Fenton spend £14 or more this Saturday, the MP for Stoke-on-Trent South announced. Jack Brereton MP, whose constituency includes Longton and Fenton, said: “Our town centres are home to an array of independent and small businesses. ‘Small Business Saturday’ is a very good opportunity to get out there and support them.