City Centre News (September 2020) - Stoke BID

Data from the Centre for Cities shows that footfall in Hanley returned to 80% of its pre-pandemic level at the end of August.

Hanley’s AirSpace Gallery is bringing the world premiere of Jimmy Cauty’s MdZ ESTATE - and immersive and thought provoking art experience.

After four weeks, Stoke-on-Trent is no longer on the government’s national watch list for coronavirus cases.

When you spend over £50 at Debenhams, you'll be refunded up to 2 hours car parking - and that's valid for ALL city centre car parks!

Today (Tuesday 22nd September), the Prime Minister delivered a COVID-19 briefing, outlining the new measures and restrictions in place from Thursday 24 September to suppress the virus and its spread.

Work on the stunning new glass gallery that is set to become home to the city’s Spitfire has hit new heights – in the same week the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain is commemorated nationally.

This month will see DUST Rising's eye-opening art exhibition 'Every Other Seat' come to Piccadilly, highlighting the current situation of the arts and the importance to city centres.

4,000 magazines to promote the City Centre will be included in 'Welcome Goody Bags' for students moving into halls at both Staffordshire University and Keele University this month.

City Centre based FM radio station, Cross Rhythms, are helping to support the recovering City Centre by getting behind BID businesses working hard to get re-established at this time. To do so the..