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More Than Clay and Coal: Stoke-on-Trent’s Centenary
Looking back to move forward – our history, our voice, our momentum – and we’re just getting started.
From Potbanks to Protest – Meet the Women Who Changed Staffordshire
Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History Talk
The Goods Yard Stoke-on-Trent: From Bonded Warehouse to Modern Urban Quarter
Join me for a walk through the restored vaulted cellars beneath The Goods Yard in Stoke-on-Trent, where we explore the site’s transformation from a 19th-century bonded warehouse into a modern urban development by Capital & Centric. Once used to store goods between canal and rail, and
Moorcroft Pottery is in danger, and your help is needed to save it
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Eagle House, Eccleshall – From Workhouse Origins to Award Winning B&B
A Quiet Survivor of Eccleshall’s Past – The Many Lives of Eagle House
FREE History Talk: The Story of Reginald Mitchell with The Red Haired Stokie
The Reginald Mitchell Wetherspoons, Hanley
Moorcroft Closes After Over a Century of Craftsmanship
The fall of another historic Burslem pottery firm prompts questions about we protect the future of Stoke-on-Trent's ceramics industry
The Leopard, Burslem: A Building Worth Fighting For
How a Local Community is Fighting to Restore a Unique Historic Landmark and Reclaim Its Heart
Trentham’s Italianate Tower – Hidden in Staffordshire’s Countryside
A peaceful footpath leads to a surprising piece of history from one of Staffordshire’s great houses.
Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History
A Talk Celebrating the Lives of Remarkable Women from Staffordshire's Past with Jenna Goodwin – The Red Haired Stokie
Plans are in motion for the futire of The Leopard, Burslem – but what do you think it should be?
One of Burslem’s most iconic buildings – and one of my personal favourites – is finally back in the spotlight, and this time you have the chance to help shape its future. Yes, The Leopard is stirring once more. Following the devastating fire in January 2022 that left the Grade II-
