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Architectural Heritage of Stoke-on-Trent
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‘In Praise of Father Ryan’ - Church of the Sacred Heart on Queens Avenue, Tunstall | |
| 'Ragged Glory' - Church of St. John the Evangelist, Hanley | ||
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‘The Shock of the New (part 1)’ Victoria Hall Extension, Hanley | |
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‘The Works’ The industrial heritage of the potworks |
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'Libraries gave us power' - each of Stoke-on-Trent’s six towns is blessed with its own public library, and each one is a major architectural statement. | |
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'The Unknown
Legends' Norton-in-the-Moors is where the city meets the moors, and has its roots in coal being home to Norton Colliery and a neighbour of Chatterley Whitfield. |
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‘Relics’ |
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The end of an era? There is no single reason for the decline of the local pub, there are many contributory factors: loss and erosion of the communities that underpin the trade of the local; decline of industry and the spread of unemployment; greedy breweries and pub company landlords screwing their tenants to the point where they cannot make a living and move on; the rise of the ‘pub chain’ |
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