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Fresh plans submitted to demolish one of Stoke-on-Trent's oldest houses

By Phil Corrigan - Local Democracy Reporter

3rd Jul 2024 | Local News

Fresh plans have been submitted to demolish Ford Green House, in Smallthorne (LDRS).

New plans have been lodged to demolish an historic but derelict Stoke-on-Trent house, and build three new homes in its place. .

Fly tipping hotspot in Stoke-on-Trent could become a new storage site

By Kerry Ashdown - Local Democracy Reporter

3rd Jul 2024 | Local News

Up to 23 storage units and an office are planned for land off Broomhill Street in Tunstall (Google).

Vacant land in Tunstall that has become a target for antisocial behaviour and fly tipping could become a storage site. .

Burslem shop to remain permanently closed following fire

By Sarah Garner

3rd Jul 2024 | Local News

A fire tore through Farmfoods, Moorland Road, back in May (Nub News).

A shop in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, is to remain permanently closed following a fire in May 2024. .

Full list of polling stations across Stoke-on-Trent

By Kerry Ashdown - Local Democracy Reporter

3rd Jul 2024 | General Election 2024

Here is a full list of polling stations which will be open across Stoke-on-Trent on Thursday (Nub News).

Some children across Stoke on Trent will get an extra day off school this term due to Thursday’s General Election. .

Consultation process on plans to refurbish Longton Police Station questioned

By Kerry Ashdown - Local Democracy Reporter

2nd Jul 2024 | Local News

More than £7m is set to be invested in improvements to Longton Police Station and a NACF in Etruria (Pete Stonier).

The consultation process on plans to refurbish a police station and custody facility has been questioned by a community leader. .

New school could open on busy Stoke-on-Trent road

By Sarah Garner

2nd Jul 2024 | Local News

Beechfield Education Ltd is intending to take over the former Bobbles Day Nursery on the corner of City Road, Fenton (Nub News).

A new specialist school could open on a busy road in Stoke-on-Trent, if plans are given the green light by the city council. .

Plans lodged to change appearance of long-awaited student flats in Newcastle

By Phil Corrigan - Local Democracy Reporter

2nd Jul 2024 | Local News

Deakin's Yard, Newcastle, is finally expected to be finished in August 2024 (LDRS).

Plans have been lodged to change the appearance of a long-awaited student flat complex – just weeks before it is set to open. .

Plans submitted for new statue of former manager at Port Vale FC

By Sarah Garner

2nd Jul 2024 | Local News

The new statue would be situated at Vale Park, on Hamil Road in Burslem (Wiki Commons).

Plans for a brand-new statue of former manager, John Rudge, at Port Vale Football Club have been submitted to the local council. .

PM warns Stoke voters will get 'the precise opposite' of what they want if they vote Reform

By Phil Corrigan - Local Democracy Reporter

2nd Jul 2024 | General Election 2024

Rishi Sunak paid another visit to Stoke-on-Trent yesterday (Pete Stonier).

Rishi Sunak says Stoke-on-Trent voters will get ‘the precise opposite’ of what they want if they support Reform UK in the general election. .

Jury rules Stoke woman killed her two children and stabbed her partner

By Sarah Garner

1st Jul 2024 | Local News

Police discovered Elizabeth and Ethan, 7 and 11, unresponsive inside a home on Flax Street, Stoke (Nub News).

A jury has today (1 July) ruled that a woman from Stoke-on-Trent killed her two children and stabbed her partner. .

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