Entries by Baba

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Call for companies to do more to explain pensions

Companies are being advised to hold a pensions clinic for their staff as HR managers estimate three quarters of staff are confused when it comes to securing their financial future. A survey, conducted in the final quarter of 2019, showed uncertainty about how to make the best decisions when accessing pension benefits tops the list […]

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Office move and Awards Sponsorship cap a great year for Phoenix Occupational Health

Occupational nursing company Phoenix is forecasting further growth after moving into larger offices at the end of a year that has seen them double in size. Led by former Queen Alexandra Royal Naval Nurse Lyndsey Marchant, Phoenix Occupational Health provides services to companies across the UK. Now they are celebrating their success by sponsoring the […]

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Prince and the Pauper Tail Trail at the New Vic

The New Vic Theatre is hosting an enchanting interactive “Tail Trail” for families. The 45-minute adventure into the magical world of The Prince and The Pauper will take place in the theatre’s Studio until Saturday 4 January. Tale Trail to The Prince and The Pauper is an immersive performance, specially written and designed for 3 – […]

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Climate change commission starts mission to tackle climate concerns

Cabinet at Stoke-on-Trent City Council have confirmed details of how a climate change commission will work to change the city’s environmental priorities. A commission will gather evidence for four months and will be led by councillor Carl Edwards, cabinet member for the environment. Stoke-on-Trent City Full Council in July declared a climate emergency – the climate change […]

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Titanic Brewery Help 230 children receive presents this Christmas

Customers and staff at Titanic Brewery pubs and bod café bars have collected more than 230 presents for children in need of a boost this Christmas. The Stoke-on- Trent brewery launched its Christmas Giving Tree Appeal in early December and have been overwhelmed by the generosity of local residents. Deliveries of toys have  been made […]

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Aladdin Review

Aladdin at the Mitchell Arts Centre is very much a Panto with Stoke-on-Trent at its heart. There are references to the Pottery industry throughout, as well as buoyant songs about the local towns and businesses. And while this is not a huge theatre the stage setting, strobe lighting affects and cast all combine for a […]

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