Entries by Baba

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Families urged to apply for green homes funding

Families in Staffordshire are being encouraged to apply for funding to help make their homes more green and energy efficient. The additional £4.2 million funding from the Government’s Warmer Homes initiative follows the successful delivery of the Staffordshire Warmer Homes scheme up to November 2020. During this first phase, the scheme helped install green homes […]

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Eric at the New Vic

The New Vic Theatre will open its doors to audiences for the first time this year, when David Graham Productions return to the stage with the popular character of ‘Eric’, in Third Time Lucky, Eric. Opening from Monday 17 May and running until Saturday 29 May, Third Time Lucky, Eric is set to delight audiences as the character […]

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Stoke Billboard helping to showcase local businesses

Local businesses are reaping the benefits of a prime digital advertising board located in Stoke Town centre. Ashley Booth, who owns Stoke Billboard situated in Elenora Street – adjacent to the popular Potbank Hotel – is providing large scale billboard advertising for businesses of all sizes. Businesses can have one of six 10-second slots played […]

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Charity Fitness fundraiser in Newcastle-under-Lyme

New events have been added to a month-long fitness fundraiser in aid of a small charity which supports disadvantaged and vulnerable families in North Staffordshire. A disco dance marathon and two charity swims are now taking place at Jubilee2 to complement daily walking and exercise challenges that residents, Council staff and councillors are being encouraged […]

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Over £1m of funding set to be granted to continue the children’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme

Following on from its previous success the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is set to continue throughout 2021 and 2022. Over 4,500 children were supported under the HAF activities in Stoke-on-Trent during Easter and now cabinet members will vote on May 18 to accept and distribute a £1,478,690 Department of Education (DfE) grant awarded […]

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