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StokeonTrentLive & The Sentinel

Stoke-on-Trent, England, United Kingdom • 39 Employees
Media Production

As of April 10 2018, StokeonTrentLive is the new go-to news site covering Stoke-on-Trent, North Staffordshire and South Cheshire. The new brand, brought to you by the team behind The Sentinel newspaper, is part of a drive to better reflect our growing online presence.What is happening to thesentinel.co.uk?Our thesentinel.co.uk website, mobile app and social media accounts have changed to a new name: StokeonTrentLive.Why have we changed our name?To better represent a live, digital news and entertainment website and the needs and interests of our growing online audience. It's called StokeonTrentLive because this is the city where The Sentinel has always been based.Stoke-on-Trent is the city where The Sentinel has chronicled local life for more than 160 years. It's the city The Sentinel continues to champion, day in, day out. It's the city we're inextricably linked to and which we're backing in the years to come.And if you live or work in Newcastle borough, Stafford borough, the Staffordshire Moorlands or South Cheshire... fear not. You'll see no change to our coverage of these core areas of our patch when visiting StokeonTrentLive.What can I expect from StokeonTrentLive?A live, digital news channel which will keep you in the know about what's happening in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme, the Staffordshire Moorlands, Stafford borough and South Cheshire, every day.But there'll be so much more than just news. We'll cover all that our city talking about, every day.The latest developments, ways to avoid traffic jams or to ease your travel woes, the latest Stoke City and Port Vale news and chatter, the very newest restaurant openings and guides plus exciting events and things to do across our patch.Our hashtag will remain #localandproudWhat's happening to the newspaper?It'll just get better. Everything you've come to expect from one of the best-selling regional newspapers in the UK will remain.