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Kayden is king repairing Stoke-on-Trent council houses - now he's up for award (opens the original)
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Alongside his work as an apprentice plumber with Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s repairs and maintenance service, Kayden Plant attends careers fairs to talk to people considering working in the construction industry. Kayden, who is in the second year of a level three apprenticeship at Stoke-on-Trent College, has been described as a shining example of a hard-working young man who always goes the extra mile to offer an exemplar service to customers. Rachel Forster, Corporate Social Responsibility Co
Cancer-hit Emma defies illness to help Stoke-on-Trent children (opens the original)
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Emma Searl has dedicated her career to ensuring schools have the financial stability needed to give every child the best possible opportunities – and she hasn’t allowed cancer treatment to stand in the way of her mission. The 46-year-old is the Chief Financial Officer of The New Guild Trust, which runs four primary schools in Stoke-on-Trent including Alexandra Junior and Infants Schools, in Normacot, and Moorpark Junior School and Jackfield Infant School, in Burslem. She co-founded The Valiant S
Stoke-on-Trent foster carers who've looked after babies, kids and asylum seeker (opens the original)
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During their 20 years as foster carers Wendy and Mark Beech have opened their home to babies, children with special needs, and an asylum seeker with young children. They’ve offered emergency placements, respite care, and long-term placements. They have now become Shared Lives carers so that a young person who originally came to them as a child can still receive their support despite now being classed as a care leaver. The Alsager couple have been nominated in the Carer of the Year category of th
Martec Training has been transforming lives for 45-plus years (opens the original)
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Still family-owned and run, Newcastle-under-Lyme based Martec Training has been transforming lives through education for more than 45 years. Originally established by the owners of motor dealerships to tackle skill shortages in their own trade, Martec now specialises in motor vehicle, hospitality, catering, and learners with additional needs. It has recently opened a performing arts centre for students with additional needs. Twenty-nine per cent of Martec’s learners come from deprived background
Meet hero foster carer couple providing home for Stoke-on-Trent children (opens the original)
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Foster carers Maureen and Carl Beardmore have offered a home to many children and young people over the past 14 years, starting as respite carers through Stoke-on-Trent City Council before taking on long-term placements. The Blythe Bridge couple began their fostering journey when their own children were getting more independent and have since welcomed youngsters aged anywhere from three to 18 years. “I think part of the reason we began was because I was working in a school and in particular with
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