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Stone residents warned not to put gas canisters in bins
Stone residents are being warned not to put gas canisters in household, recycling or public bins because of explosion risks.
Author: Jon Cook
6th May 2026
Jon Cook
I’m ultimately responsible for the website, social media accounts, email and technical aspects of ALBOS. I’ve lived in Stone since 2005 and am married with 2 children. By day I run my own IT consultancy business but away from the computer my interests are my family, Hull KR rugby league team and the McLaren F1 team!
Police appeal after man injured while helping with fallen trailer load in Stone
Police are appealing for information after a man suffered a broken foot while helping with a fallen trailer load in…
Author: Jon Cook
6th May 2026Stone Revellers to stage Out of Order at Crown Wharf Theatre
Stone Revellers will stage Ray Cooney’s farce Out of Order at Crown Wharf Theatre from 10 to 13 June 2026.
Author: Jon Cook6th May 2026Warning after reports of possible rogue traders in Stone
Residents in Stone are being urged to be cautious after reports of possible rogue traders in the area. A Staffordshire…
Author: Jon Cook6th May 2026Poste of Stone to host Lymestone Brewery meet the brewer night
The Poste of Stone will host Lymestone Brewery for a meet the brewer evening on Thursday 14 May from 7.30pm.
Author: Jon Cook
5th May 2026Stone Library celebrates Green Libraries Month with events and activities
Stone Library is marking Green Libraries Month this May with a range of talks, activities and opportunities for adults, children…
Author: Jon Cook
5th May 2026Man jailed for aggravated burglary on Stone barge and assault in Stoke-on-Trent
James Dale jailed for assault in Hanley and aggravated burglary on a Stone barge, sentenced to six years and ten…
Author: Jon Cook
5th May 2026Linel will not leave messy footy pitches in Stone!
Stafford Borough Council has introduced Linel, a new SatNav football pitch line marking machine for council managed pitches.
Author: Jon Cook
5th May 2026Community garden opening celebration to be held at Church at the Crossing
A new community garden at Church at the Crossing will open with an afternoon tea celebration on Sunday 7 June.
Author: Jon Cook
5th May 2026Man Time helps men in Stone find support through conversation and connection
Man Time is helping men across Stone connect, talk openly and support one another through conversation, social events and community…
Author: Jon Cook30th April 2026Stone Carnival Week programme announced for 2026
Stone Carnival Week will return this summer with more than a week of events across the town, leading up to…
Author: Jon Cook
30th April 2026AEDdonate bike sale to offer refurbished bikes in Stone
AEDdonate is holding a refurbished bike sale in Stone on Saturday 2 May, with adult and children’s bikes available.
Author: Jon Cook
30th April 2026Theatre Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time – Abridged for Schools – at Crown Wharf Theatre
Stagecoach Newcastle-under-Lyme brings an ambitious and thoughtfully executed production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time to…
Author: Jon Cook29th April 2026Offices and dance studio could make way for 21 flats in High Street plans
Plans have been submitted to convert upper floors of buildings on Stone High Street into 21 flats. The proposal relates…
Author: Jon Cook
29th April 2026Stone drivers urged to respect road crews as Staffordshire repairs ramp up
Stone drivers are being urged to respect road crews as Staffordshire highways repairs ramp up across the county.
Author: Jon Cook29th April 2026Stone Food & Drink Festival returns for 21st year with packed programme in the heart of town
One of Stone’s biggest and best-loved annual events is back this spring as the Stone Food & Drink Festival returns…
Author: Jon Cook
29th April 2026
