Hidden in the Staffordshire Moorlands, overlooking the Cheshire Plain, lies Biddulph Old Hall, a romantic ruin that is still lived in today. It has survived siege, cannon fire and near total ruin, and it has been quietly keeping hold of a love story worth waiting five hundred years to hear.
Every midsummer, Leek’s famous double sunset connects the Staffordshire Moorlands with ancient skies, medieval history, hidden tunnels and one of the town’s most unusual traditions.
Few people realise that one of Stoke-on-Trent's most inspiring stories began with one of the darkest events of the Second World War. More than eighty years ago, the people of Stoke-on-Trent rallied behind a village they had never seen and families they had never met.
Discover the remarkable story of the Hope of Cheadle, the community-funded Spitfire of the Second World War, and learn what to expect at Cheadle Spitfire Day on Saturday 6th June.
War Wheels at Foxfield Railway was fantastic today! We go every year and it never disappoints. There were loads of incredible vehicles, the Spitfire, the train running, Titanic Plum Porter on draught in the pub, and plenty of stalls selling all sorts of interesting things. It was lovely to see
