People in Stone have been asked to share any memorabilia they may have of Trentham Gardens for a new exhibition at the Borough Museum and Art Gallery in Newcastle. Delyth Copp from Stone is curating the exhibition about the Trentham Estate in the 20th century, which opens on 25th May. There’s still time to...
There’s lots going on in and around Stone over the half-term break to keep the kids entertained. Here’s what’s on offer – if there’s something you know about that’s going on in Stone that we don’t, email news@alittlebitofstone.com and let us know! There’s sporting activities all week in the borough council’s Get Out! holiday...
The judging for Stone In Bloom’s Your Best Garden competition took place late last week, with Rob King, the head gardener of the Trentham Estate, running an expert eye over this year’s entries. Results will be announced at the talk by organic gardening expert Andy Strachan at the Christ Church Centre on 11th August....
What’s the best farm shop in and around Stone? For the past week, A Little Bit of Stone held a poll on our Facebook page, with Brown & Green at the Trentham Estate, Aston Marina and Amerton Farm going head to head. There was a clear winner in the vote, with Brown & Green...
Members of Stone Rotary Club joined Rotarians from other clubs across Staffordshire to plant 24,000 crocuses at the Trentham Estate. The clubs included in the crocus initiative were Audley, Blythe Bridge, Burslem, Eccleshall, Etruria, Leek, Newcastle, Stoke-on-Trent, Stoke South, Stone, Tunstall and Wolstanton. President of the Stoke-on-Trent Rotary Club, David Woolrich, said: “This is...
The 77-year-old man who went missing at the Trentham Estate was found safe and well late last night. David Howard, of Stafford, was last seen in the main visitor centre at the gardens around noon yesterday, when he became parted from his wife. Following a report from a member of the public he was...