Join in this brisk walk through this local reserve, noted for its lakes and bird life. A disused colliery and a Tudor hall are local landmarks to be explored.
Join members of Trentham World War One Project for a short walk to discover what Trentham Village looked like 100 years ago and find out who was living there at that time.
Meet at the cafe. Walk will take 30 minutes to an hour. This walk is available to everyone, but particularly focuses on supporting people affected by mental health issues or a mental health condition.
Starting at Northwood Stadium, follow this urban walk around Abbey Hulton, Sneyd Green, Norton Colliery and Whitfield Colliery into Tunstall then the site of Hanley Deep Pit and back to Northwood.
This is an eye-opening walk around some of Fenton’s landmarks including Smithpool Park and lake, historic Fenton Town Hall, Glebedale Hill and the Trent and Mersey Canal.
This walk, led by Andrew Dobraszczyc, will look at some of the wharves, factories, houses and other buildings constructed at Longport after the opening of the Trent and Mersey Canal.
Join Little Bo Peep, Little Boy Blue and a host of other familiar nursery rhyme characters in this hilariously entertaining musical production from Sealegs Puppet Theatre.
Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce and Stoke on Trent City Council, invite you to a led networking walk. Registration at 1.15pm and the walk starts at 1.30pm.
Join Little Bo Peep, Little Boy Blue and a host of other familiar nursery rhyme characters in this hilariously entertaining musical production from Sealegs Puppet Theatre.
