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Hundreds brave the rain for the Stoke-on-Trent People's Parade

1 day ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

Hundreds braved the stormy weather today for the Stoke-on-Trent People's Parade which saw creatives, performers and organisations take to the streets in Hanley in a vibrant celebration of the city. The parade forms part of the celebrations to mark Stoke-on-Trent being awarded official city status and included a 16ft puppet, one hundred ducks, dancing cupcakes and a twenty-strong marching band, KiLNE. KiLNE at the Stoke-on-Trent People's Parade.
Lancaster Bomber due for flypast over Stoke-on-Trent today

1 day ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

A Second World War aircraft is due to fly over Stoke-on-Trent later today as part of the city's centenary celebrations. A Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Lancaster Bomber will be in the skies above Stoke-on-Trent later today as hundreds of artists, creatives and community groups come together for the People's Parade in Hanley.
Six weeks of road works starting in Newcastle-under-Lyme on Monday

1 day ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

"Significant" road works are starting in Newcastle-under-Lyme on Monday 9 June and will last for around 6 weeks. Lower Milehouse Lane will be resurfaced in parts, including the approaches and exits from Douglas Road to approximately 100 meters west of Wilmot Drive. Crews will also be fixing damaged drainage, kerbing and ironwork and installing additional tactile crossings.
Two men hospitalised after 'large disturbance' in Stoke-on-Trent street

2 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

Two men have been hospitalised after a 'large disturbance' in Stoke-on-Trent this morning (6 June)Emergency services were called out to Argyll Road, off Upper Belgrave Road, in Normacot at 11:45am. Videos which circulated on social media showed at least eight police cars in attendance and dozens of people in the street on Argyll Road. Two men were left with head injuries and have been taken to hospital by paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service.
Keele University wins major national tourism award

2 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

The Events and Conferencing Team at Keele University are celebrating after beating competitors from across the country to win a major national tourism award. The team received the Gold award for Business Events Venue of the Year at VisitEngland's prestigious Awards for Excellence, after judges evaluated dozens of entries from across the country. Held each year, the awards champion the very best of the country's tourism industry – celebrating quality, innovation and customer service.
Road closures and parking restrictions for Stoke-on-Trent People's Parade

2 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

Hundreds of artists, creatives and community groups are set to march through the streets of Hanley on Saturday for Stoke-on-Trent's People's Parade to celebrate the city's centenary. The parade will set off from outside Stoke-on-Trent College at around 1pm on 7 June and there will be a number of road closures in place for drivers to be aware of. Access to some roads will be affected by short road closures to allow the People's Parade to safely follow their route.
North Staffordshire takeaway still can't open until 4am on weekends as hearing delayed

2 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

A licensing hearing to decide whether a takeaway could open until 4am has been forced to reschedule in the interests of 'natural justice'. Caprinos Pizza in Newcastle applied to the council to extend opening hours but objections from Environment Health over potential increases in noise forced a hearing. The Liverpool Road takeaway applied to vary its premises licence so it can provide late night refreshment until 4am on Fridays and Saturdays and 3am the rest of the week.
Family pay tribute to Stoke-on-Trent man with 'a heart of a lion' killed in M6 crash

3 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

A heartbroken family have paid a loving tribute to a man with 'a heart of a lion' who died following a collision on the M6. Christopher Condliffe, 30, was hit by an Audi Q7 on the M6 between junctions 33 and 34 near Lancaster on Saturday 31 May just before 11pm. He has been remembered by his family as having a 'gorgeous smile' and having 'lived life to the max'. Paying tribute, his family said: "Our Chris, my boy, had the most gorgeous smile – everyone always remembers his smile.
Police need help finding 'distinctive' pink mobility scooter stolen twice in Stoke-on-Trent

3 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

Officers from Staffordshire Police are investigating the theft of a pink mobility scooter in Stoke-on-Trent. The pink 'Vortox' scooter was stolen from outside a property near Park Road in Burslem on Saturday 17 May at 8am and was found a short time later in an alleyway before being stolen again by 11am. Officers believed the scooter had been abandoned at Ford Green Nature Reserve but they were unable to locate it.
Watch: Royal Infirmary century-old time capsule opened

3 days ago | stoke.nub.news | Jordan Edwards

A century-old time capsule retrieved from the site of the former North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary Hospital was opened today as part of Stoke-on-Trent's centenary celebrations. Inside the capsule was letters and documents about the history of the Royal Infirmary and coins donated to hospital from Newcastle Borough and Stoke-on-Trent councillors at the time. Other findings included a £1 bank note and a hospital annual report from 1923.