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Children’s Book Festival in Biddulph to Celebrate National Year of Reading

The Festival of Brilliant, which returns to Biddulph this summer, is going “all in” for the National Year of Reading, announcing the first of its line-up of authors, illustrators, poets and performers. This year’s edition of the children’s book festival features award-winning author and poet Joseph Coelho, alongside acclaimed creators Bethan Woollvin, Jenny McLachlan, Chris Haughton, Lisette Auton and Kieran Larwood. Organised by arts programme OUTSIDE and Staffordshire Moorlands librarians, working with a group of children and young people, teachers, […]

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They Saved His Life – Now He’s Back to Say Thank You

A cardiac arrest survivor has been reunited with the emergency ambulance crew who helped save his life. The reunion, which took place at Stoke ambulance hub on Sunday 29th March, was a powerful reminder of the importance of early CPR and public access defibrillators. Neal MacGillivray, from Alsager, suffered a cardiac arrest at work in Newcastle-under-Lyme in June 2025. During the emotional reunion at the weekend, Neal and his partner Dawn Massey personally thanked some of the team involved in his […]

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Jordan’s African Adventure Raises £3.5k for Dougie Mac

A daring Dougie Mac supporter has completed a gruelling African adventure to raise vital funds for the hospice after they cared for two members of his family. Jordan Darlington, from Maybank, scaled the highest peak in North Africa by reaching the summit of Mount Toubkal in the Atlas Mountains, Morocco. He raised an astonishing £3,434.71. The 26-year-old – together with friend Harry Bailey – decided to take on the challenge after Dougie Mac cared for his grandad, John and stepmum, […]

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Families Enjoy Easter Fun at Congleton Town Hall

Families turned out in great numbers to enjoy a free fun-filled Easter Treats event organised by Congleton Town Council. Originally planned for the town centre, the event was moved indoors to Congleton Town Hall due to the forecast bad weather. The change did little to dampen spirits, with children and families enjoying a wide range of free activities throughout the morning. The event featured a variety of interactive stalls and activities, including Easter arts and crafts with Artspace, a plank […]

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New Cabinet Member Announced at Staffordshire County Council

A new Cabinet Member for Economy and Skills has been appointed at Staffordshire County Council. Robin Hall, who represents Burntwood South, takes over the role from Martin Murray – the newly elected Council Leader. Robin brings to the role more than 30 years of international board-level experience and has served as Chair of the Pension Committee, Vice-Chair of the Charities and Trusts Committee and Chair of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee at the council. Martin said: “I am delighted to […]

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NSCG and Drayton Beaumont Launch New Partnership Academy

Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group (NSCG), in partnership with Drayton Beaumont Group, has launched the Drayton Beaumont Academy, an initiative designed to address the growing skills gap within the Mechanical and Electrical sector. The Academy creates a pathway for learners to gain valuable, hands-on experience while developing the technical and professional skills required by employers. Through the partnership, Drayton Beaumont Group will provide high-quality industry placements for learners across a range of NSCG pathways, including Electrical Installation, Engineering, Business and […]

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Second Print Run Announced for Fred Hughes’ Centenary Book

A new book by acclaimed local historian Fred Hughes, published to mark Stoke-on-Trent’s Centenary year, has proved so popular that a second print run has now been released. Stoke-on-Trent: The Story of a City (1925–2025), produced in collaboration with local publisher Barewall, explores defining moments in the city’s history alongside the people who have shaped its identity over the past century. The first edition sold out rapidly, reflecting strong demand for this richly detailed account of the Potteries. Now back in stock, the […]

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