News published November 2021
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Stoke-on-Trent City Council has been awarded £700,000 to bring forward a brownfield site for local housing.
The funding will be used to clear an area of derelict land on Booth Street, in Stoke, and unlock the land to support the building of new homes in the future.
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Red line road markings could be installed outside a city school in a bid to crackdown on parking problems.
Schools across Stoke-on-Trent have reported problems at pick-up and drop-off times where dangerous parking is putting pedestrians and other road users at risk.
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Stoke-on-Trent City Council is considering applying for powers to enforce moving traffic offences – in a step that could reduce congestion and improve safety for motorists and pedestrians.
The Department for Transport announced in June that all councils in England and Wales could take over enforcement of offences, such as disregarding no entry, no u-turn and one-way restrictions, and co
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Have a road trip not a road tip: council teams clean up to twenty-three tonnes of litter from A50/A500 corridor
Stoke-on-Trent City Council and National Highways are reminding residents that the city’s roads are not a bin after city council teams clear the equivalent of 340 grey bin loads of rubbish each year.
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See city’s ceramic heritage on the big screen, as iconic pottery museum set to reopen
Scenes shot at the stunning Gladstone Pottery Museum will fill the big screen in a film about one of the world’s most influential ceramic artists.
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Six Sporting stars honoured by city
Six of Staffordshire’s best sporting talents are being inducted into the Stoke-on-Trent Sporting Hall of Fame.
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Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to be given the ‘right support at the right time’
Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to be given the ‘right support at the right time’
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Ofsted inspection finds improvement in adult and community learning but still more to be done
Ofsted inspection finds improvement in adult and community learning but still more to be done
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Second phase of essential junction improvements to begin
Work will start next week on the second phase of a highway improvement scheme – part of the ongoing £35 million investment in the city’s road and pavement network.
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Ambitious bus improvement plan submitted to Government
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has outlined its ambitious plan to improve bus services across the city.