Entries by Baba

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National sales drive as Longton company forecasts strong growth in 2021

A successful commercial and industrial electrical contractor has signalled further expansion plans with the appointment of a national business development manager. One Way Electrical, of Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, has continued to grow despite Covid-19 and carry-out design, build and maintenance projects throughout the UK. Managing Director Wayne Bennett said: “We have a strong business plan and […]

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Epic home project in Talke

A retired couple from Newcastle-under-Lyme have received some good news during lockdown following work to bring a long term empty property back into use. Carer Dorothy Croxford, 75, has been confined to the ground floor of the town house cottage she shares with partner David Goodwin in Kidsgrove since the start of the year due […]

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Art project creating an Appetite for all seasons

A local arts project is continuing to spread positivity and support people’s well-being in the face of COVID-19 and lockdown measures. Article by Adam Gratton Since late October, Appetite, funded by Arts Council England and the National Lottery, has been offering up an array of art-based entertainment as part of its ‘Seasonal Specials’ programme. Originally […]

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Hoard – Rediscovered brought to life online with the New Vic

The New Vic Theatre’s production of Hoard: Rediscovered, a dramatic celebration of the mysteries of the Staffordshire Hoard, will be available to watch online from Wednesday 18 November – Tuesday 1 December.  As audiences are unable to visit the theatre in person during November, the New Vic is taking its fascinating drama based around a […]

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#StokeonTrentTogether support service extended to seven days a week

An initiative which was set up between Stoke on Trent City and voluntary sector partner VAST to support vulnerable people-  #StokeonTrentTogether – has been extended to provide support seven days a week between 9am to 5pm. Redeployed libraries staff will be making proactive calls to vulnerable residents and offering support with accessing help with shopping, […]

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£4.2m to support businesses instructed to close through lockdown

Businesses instructed to close through the coronavirus lockdown will be able to apply for £4.2m of funding. Stoke-on-Trent City Council has been allocated a total of £4,192,488 through the government’s Local Restrictions Support Grant. The money will be available to businesses such as those in the hospitality, leisure, non-essential retail and personal care sectors. Council […]

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