City Centre News (2020) - Stoke BID

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..

Stoke-on-Trent City Centre Business Improvement District (BID) is pleased to announce that following the receipt of nine impressive applications to its ‘CREATE Fund’ last month, funding has now been awarded to applications to bring exciting new ventures to the city centre.

The owners of XP-VR, Hanley’s virtual reality experience on Piccadilly celebrated their first year in business last Sunday.

intu Potteries is calling for local creatives to submit the best images that they captured, or artwork and poetry that was created during lockdown to form part of a new Lockdown Gallery.

More information has now been released regarding the Government's "EAT OUT TO HELP OUT" scheme whereby people can enjoy 50% off meals and non-alcoholic beverages, up to £10 per head, when dining ou..

Plans submitted by Genr8 Developments to deliver a further 62,000 sq. ft. Grade A office development as part of the Smithfield scheme have been approved.

Check out all the City Centre food and drink establishments and their planned reopening dates.

The CREATE Fund will provide successful applicants with up to £3,000 funding for budding entrepreneurs or community groups to start or develop a business venture in the City Centre.

Ay Up Duck Radio is the name of a new community radio station that has launched in North Staffordshire.