Stone Town Council News & Events

21/05/2026

Town Council Office Closure Notice

21/05/2026

Craig Sumner's exhibition opens at Stone Heritage Centre today!

The Heritage Centre is open from 11.00am - 3.00pm, Thursday - Saturday.

Stone Heritage is excited to exhibit the fantastic work of local artist, Craig Sumner from 21st May 2026.

18/05/2026

Our ever popular classic car event, which is being held on Saturday 11th July 2026, is now fully booked!!

Owners of cars that have been booked in have been sent email confirmation.

Only cars that have been confirmed as being booked in are able to attend this event - we will not be able to accommodate any cars that turn up on the day.

15/05/2026

Stone Heritage is excited to exhibit the fantastic work of local artist, Craig Sumner from 21st May 2026.

15/05/2026

The Craft & Collectables Market returns to Stone tomorrow and we welcome a new trader, Lasercraft Stone, who make and sell home accessories, jewellery, garden accessories and gifts.

Our other confirmed traders are -

The Curry Man
Laura’s creation station
Sweet Obsession
Express Diner
Crafty Beads and Oddities
Sweet Ann Designs

We hope to see you there!

11/05/2026

There's lots going on at Stone Heritage Centre!! Come down and take a look around!!

Until Saturday 16th May 2026, Stone Heritage Centre is marking the anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day by remembering and commemorating the sacrifices and contributions made by Stone residents during the Second World War.

On display are items and artefacts recognising both individual service and the collective efforts of the town during the war years.

Starting on Thursday 21st May the work of local artist Craig Sumner will be exhibited, many of which depict Stone.

The Stone Police Auxiliary Station Sign, which during the Second World War, hung above the door of the auxiliary station on Northesk Street is now available to view at the Heritage Centre.

After the war, the building became the Police Canteen and was later known locally as the Police Social Club — a welcoming place where officers could relax and socialise after their duties.

Inside, officers could enjoy a meal, prepare their own food, or take part in friendly competitions including table tennis, darts, crib, whist, and dominoes. The sign has been kindly loaned by Staffordshire History Centre.

A selection of items excavated from Old Hall Field in Hilderstone by the Stoke-on-Trent Museum Archaeological Society) are still available to view as is the Knowing Your Onions display showing recipes from Staffordshire past.

There's something for everyone!! The Centre is open to the public Thursday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm.

11/05/2026

The craft and collectables market returns to Stone this Saturday!

Come and join us!!

30/04/2026

Trader update - British Board Game Art will now be attending the market in place of Pure Pet Food