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The Leopard, Burslem - A Rich History to a Bitter End
Did you know that this isn't the first devastating fire at The Leopard Hotel? The Pub in Burslem has been a social hub for over 300 years until its recent demise. The heritage of Stoke-on-Trent is more at risk than ever and there seems to be no resolution.
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There Are WW2 Bombs Hidden Underneath Staffordshire
The explosion at RAF Fauld is the biggest non-nuclear explosion of WW2 and it happened in Staffordshire, England. Read on to learn more.
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Stoke-on-Trent Is Sinking - Into the Thousands of Disused Mines Beneath It
It is estimated that there are over 8000 abandoned shafts below Stoke-on-Trent and the steady collapse of these over time is causing the whole city to sink
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Buried Alive? Another Staffordshire Mystery
In the rural parish of Leigh, Staffordshire there is a strange tale of a local man, buried alive.
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Molly Leigh - the True History of an Independent, Wealthy, Land Owning Woman
Molly Leigh has always been famous as 'the witch of Burslem', but forget what you think you know about her. Margarett Leigh was a formidable businesswoman, a wealthy landowner and a charitable woman and most certainly not a witch. This is a true history of a local woman who was ahead of her time.
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Stoke's Hidden Tunnel, Lost Canal and It's Victorian Hero
A lost canal, stretching from Newcastle-under-Lyme to Stoke, holds a tragic yet heroic story of a local hero...
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A New Castle, Built in the 12th Century, Is What Gives Newcastle-Under-Lyme Its Name
Many people don't realise that Newcastle is named quite literally after a new castle. There isn't much of it left standing, but the town of Newcastle-under-Lyme owes it's life to the 12th-century castle that created it.
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A 250 Year Old Staffordshire Murder Mystery
Hidden in a graveyard in Wolstanton, Staffordshire lies a gravestone that holds a terrible secret. It is at the heart of a murder mystery dating back to the 18th century.
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Are There Hidden Tunnels Beneath Abbey Hulton?
Hidden beneath a ruined 13th-century monastery, surrounded by a council housing estate, lies a forgotten relic from World War II.
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Lockdown - How One British Village, Eyam, Over 350 Years Ago, Perfected the Art of Quarantining and Social Distancing.
in 1665, when London was being ravaged by the plague, one small Derbyshire village received a parcel from London. Unknown to them, the parcel contained the plague and devastated the village. The villagers selflessly quarantined the whole village to stop the plague from spreading through the country.
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Mow Cop Tunnel & Tramway
Underneath the unsuspecting village of Mow Cop, lies a tunnel that has been hidden for over around 120 years...
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Does Your Dog Struggle With Thunder, Fireworks and Other Loud Noises? Cbd (Hemp) Oil Might Be the Answer.