Indie rock band The Ordinary Boys made a fantastic return to the Sugarmill on Saturday, after a ten year absence.
Preston and co claim that when they last played the Hanley venue, it was their greatest gig.
A Longton residdent has called for a pub’s licence to be reviewed after complaining about noise and anti-social behaviour
Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Licensing Committee is set to decide on the licence for the Crescent Pub on Battison Crescent, Longton.
Two thirds of hair and beauty salons in Staffordshire and Cheshire are not testing for allergies, according to the British Association of Beauty Technicians and Cosmetology.
StaffsLive’s Molly Andruskevicius reports
Police chiefs today branded Staffordshire officer Adam Rushton a “disgrace” after he was found guilty of misconduct in public office and a breach of Data Protection Act offence.
Rushton will now face gross misconduct proceedings following his conviction at Birmingham Crown Court.
A burglar threatened to kill a Longton pensioner’s cat unless she handed over more money.
A body recovered from the River Trent near Staffordshire University’s Leek Road campus has been identified as missing person Nathaniel Pearcy.
The 30-year-old, of Foley Street, Longton had been reported missing since January 14 this year.
A Longton man has been jailed to 20 years for raping a woman in a wooded area as she walked home alone.
Lewis Lockett, 19, of Sandon Road, Stoke-on-Trent, appeared at Stafford Crown Court after pleading guilty at an earlier date.
A drug user with 60 previous offences has been jailed for stealing three cameras from a B&M superstore while possessing a knife.
Simon Lowe, 40, of Thanet Grove, Longton was caught throwing three stolen cameras, which he planned to sell for drugs, over a fence to a colleague, Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard.
Exclusive
Two of Stoke-on-Trent’s six towns didn’t receive a penny towards regeneration from Stoke-on-Trent City Council, shocking statistics have revealed.
Figures revealed under Freedom of Information show Fenton and Tunstall received nothing in 2014, while Hanley scooped £25m including £23m on it’s controversial new civic centre.
Campaigners and business owners in Longton have blasted a city council decision to block the demolition of a vandalised eyesore they fear will cause children to be killed.
The Crown Works pottery building on The Strand, in Longton, has suffered numerous arson attacks and vandalism since it closed in 2006.