An adult learning service in Stoke-on-Trent will be moving to a new home in the city to offer learners "improved facilities".

Stoke-on-Trent City Council's Adult and Community Learning (ACL) service, which offers learning opportunities for Stoke-on-Trent residents aged 19 and over, will be based at Swann House on Boothen Road.

The city council says the move will offer learners "improved facilities and a modern learning environment" while allowing the service an opportunity to develop in response to demand.

Councillor Sarah Jane Colclough, cabinet member for children's services at Stoke-on-Trent City Council, said: "The work our Adult and Community Learning team do is so important, as they provide opportunities for many residents and support them with their ambitions.

"Whether it's improving job prospects or increasing confidence, the service help so many people in the city.

"This move to Swann House will ensure more joined up working and improved resources, so this amazing work can continue to prosper and more people can enhance or learn new skills in a supportive environment."

Residents will also be able to access careers advice and support from the the council's employment and skills teams at the same location.

The ACL team are currently taking places for courses starting from September 2026, including maths and health and wellbeing.

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