The Sentinel (Stoke)

The Sentinel is a daily newspaper that serves the North Staffordshire and South Cheshire regions. Currently owned by Local World, its headquarters are located in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. As the sixth-best-selling regional newspaper in the UK, The Sentinel stands out by providing daily coverage of local professional football teams, including Stoke City, Port Vale, and Crewe Alexandra. In addition to its print edition, the newspaper has an active online presence featuring news, sports, entertainment, and a detailed directory of local businesses. The Sentinel also engages with its audience through social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook to share news updates and connect with readers. It is the top-selling publication within the Local World group.

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#21367

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#779

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Lauren Kenvyn looking to provide inspiration after taking on Woore captaincy

5 days ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

At the age of 17, Lauren Kenvyn has already achieved plenty in her cricket career - but now she’s hoping to be a role model for the women’s game. Kenvyn was named as Woore first team’s new captain over the winter for their North Staffs and South Cheshire League Division Five campaign. There have been previous female captains in local league cricket - Rachael Coxon has skippered Hanford seconds - but it is still a rare occurrence.
John Coates' blunt Stoke City end of term report and Narcis Pelach admission

6 days ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Peter Smith

John Coates has admitted his frustration and disappointment at Stoke City’s flirtation with relegation from the Championship and a determination to put things right. It took Stoke until the final day of the season to secure their status in the division in a season that saw two head coaches and a head of recruitment fired.
Where are they now? The last Stoke City XI featuring Bojan and Marko Arnautovic

1 week ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Peter Smith

Marko Arnautovic is heading to another Champions League final. The former Stoke City talisman is in the Inter Milan squad which secured a thrilling semi-final victory over Barcelona and will now face either Paris St-Germain or Arsenal for the trophy on May 31 in Munich. It was against Arsenal that 36-year-old Arnautovic, who has played 33 times this season for club and country, played his final game for Stoke back in May 2017.
Round up of all the weekend action in NSSCL Divisions Seven and Eight

1 week ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

Simon Prime played a captain’s innings in Congleton seconds’ NSSCL Division Seven victory at their Betley counterparts. Congleton were rocking on 25-5 in the formative stages of the weekend meeting - but Prime held firm to spark a Congleton recovery. He hit 23 fours and three sixes in his 147 to enable his side to fightback to post 253-8 from their allocation.
Endon's batsmen pile on the runs to secure NSSCL Division Six victory

1 week ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

Endon seconds’ batsmen hit top gear to set up their side’s comfortable away win at Woore 2nd XI in NSSCL Division Six. L Clow’s 103, which contained 18 fours, plus 96 not out from D Bailey - a knock featuring 12 boundaries and five maximums - were the highlights in Endon’s mammoth 376-4. There were also half-centuries for J Scarratt (56) and A Sibley (54) as the visitors’ line-up made hay. A Burton replied with 46, M Atherton-Gater struck 22 and C Gater chipped in with 19.
Wasim Khan leads way as Hem Heath cruise to NSSCL Division Four triumph

1 week ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

Hem Heath thirds were in superb form to power past Knypersley seconds in NSSCL Division Four. The destination of the points was all but settled by the halfway point after hosts Hem Heath piled up 295 all out. Wasim Khan fronted the batting blitz with a quickfire century to put Knypersley’s attack to the sword. Khan hit 16 fours and three sixes in his 59-ball 101 to put Hem Heath firmly in the driving seat. Dan Robinson was no slouch, either, making 60 off just 34 balls.
Grove are in the groove as batsmen pile up runs in NSSCL Division Six victory

2 weeks ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

Kidsgrove seconds’ batsmen hit top form to power past Woore 2nd XI in NSSCL Division Six. Grove rattled up an eye-watering 377-6 from their 40 overs - believed to be a divisional record - in Saturday’s opening match of the season. The hosts saw Dan Archer lead the run-scoring spree with a rapid 136, which came off 81 balls and contained 15 fours and seven sixes. Shaik Fareed fell agonisingly short of a century, being dismissed for 98 having struck eight fours and the same number of sixes.
Newcastle & Hartshill and Alsager make fine starts to NSSCL Premier A season

2 weeks ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Chris Travers

Newly-promoted Newcastle & Hartshill and Alsager made ideal starts to the NSSCL Premier A season with impressive victories. Castle, who romped to the Premier B title last season, maintained their momentum with a home victory over champions Hem Heath. And Alsager made their bow in the top flight a memorable one as they walked away from Meakins with the spoils. Newcastle & Hartshill had a star turn from Harry Bailey to thank for their opening-day success against Hem Heath.
Live updates as smoke pours from Stoke-on-Trent building and road cordoned off

2 weeks ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Rob Andrews

Six fire engines are at the scene of a town centre fire. Pictures from the scene show Westport Road, in Burslem, taped off tonight. StokeonTrentLive readers are suggesting that the fire has broken out in the old Hill Works which was last occupied in 2010. StokeonTrentLive has approached Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service for a statement regarding tonight's unfolding incident. This is a live blog. For the very latest developments on the fire follow our live blog below.
Spode Museum is reopening - and there's now a tea room too

2 weeks ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Rob Andrews

Visitor attraction Spode Museum is reopening - and there's now a tea room too. Spode Museum and The Little Vintage Tea Room will be open within Spode Works, in Stoke, from 10am to 4pm Wednesday to Sunday from April 30. It is now 17 years since the Spode factory closed - and the Spode Museum Collection has been stored away from public view.