The clean-up operation of over 300 tonnes of waste dumped by fly-tippers is set to begin in Madeley Heath.
The waste in Gladings Wood included shredded paper and used bandages.
Last year, PETA worked hard to help persuade Stafford Borough Council to reject an application for a controversial rabbit farm to be built in Gnosall. It’s now been reported that an appeal has been submitted to overturn the council’s decision.
A new Pie Shop in Hanley proposed to replace UKIP’s campaign office has been met with a wave of support.
Over 35 independent chefs have offered to volunteer their services to a new fundraising campaign, which to hopes to reclaim the former Chatwins shop in Hanley as a pop up pie shop and community space.
A blaze at a plastics recycling plant in Stoke-on-Trent is still raging with fire crews across the county drafted in to join police and Environment Agency at the scene.
The fire started at Hanbury Plastics Recycling Centre on Redhills Road, Milton, earlier this morning (February 5).
Production lines at JCB in Rocester were quickly back up and running following a mini tornado on Thursday evening.
International volunteers read a short story in their own language to a Stoke-on-Trent audience.
German, Farsi and Welsh speakers read Silly Suzy Goose on the bandstand in Hanley Park.
A tribute to canal pioneer engineer James Brindley took place at the Etruria Canals Festival.
Stoke-on-Trent Central MP Tristram Hunt was among those from Etruria Canals Festival Steering Group and Stoke-based arts organisation B Arts who called for events to mark the foundation of the waterways system.
Residents in Longton are celebrating after plans to build executive homes on green land off Lightwood Road were thrown out.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s planning committee rejected plans by St Modwen Properties to build more than 100 homes which could have been completed as early as 2021.
Residents fighting plans for luxury homes in Stoke-on-Trent claim it will destroy picturesque land and price locals out of the market.
They have sent more than 1,300 objection letters to Stoke-on-Trent City Council, objecting to the plans to build 100 houses of Lightwood Road.
Stoke-on-Trent’s most polluted street has similar levels of toxic nitrogen dioxide to massive cities like Shanghai, Los Angeles and Seoul, a report has shown.
A stretch of the A53 Etruria Road in Basford has air pollutant NO2 twice as high as any other part of the city, says the report by Stoke-on-Trent City Council.