Former councillor Fred Ball tells of his memories of Stoke City's League Cup win in 1972. The trophy was left behind and Fred duly took it home for safe keeping... and he has the photos to prove it. Video Copyright: Staffordshire Sentinel News &...
Goldenhill residents Jim Dutton and Alma Morris remember a life of very little traffic, an abundance of shops and an unquestionable sense of community. The area went through massive re-development in the 1960s...
Ted Simpkin, a former Linehouses resident, shares memories of his early life growing up in the area during the Second World War. The small group of houses was demolished in the 1950s and turned into a caravan park. Video copyright: Staffordshire...
As part of celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the re-opening of Hanley's Regent Theatre, people were asked to record their memories of the venue...
As part of celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the re-opening of Hanley's Regent Theatre, local people were asked for their memories of the venue...
As part of celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the re-opening of Hanley's Regent Theatre, local people were asked to record their memories of the venue...
Burslem park holds so many special memories for me. My father used to walk my brother, sister and myself, along with some of our friends from Smallthorne to the park on Sunday mornings during the late 1960s.
Ernie Clarke moved to Coalville in 1954 when his father worked as a miner. He is now chairman of the Coalville Residents' Association and works towards rebuilding the strong community spirit that has been lost in recent years...
Historian, Sentinel columnist and Burslem resident Fred Hughes talks about the historic significance of the Mother Town and the sad decline of the pottery industry since the 1960s...