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Moving to Stoke?

Located in Staffordshire, around halfway between Manchester and Birmingham, Stoke as we’ll refer to it is a former industrial hotbed, famed at one time for its prominent role in the pottery industry. Rather than being just one town, it is actually a conurbation of around twenty towns all of which were involved in the industry too, not officially becoming a city as such until around 1925. Originally, the town was thought to be a crossing point on the old Roman road running between Derby and Chesterton. The town really began to take shape in 1910 when six of the towns were brought together to form a larger federation of towns which would later become known as ‘The Potteries’. The presence nearby of abundant supplies of coal and clay was the main reason this area held such a prominent role in the making of pottery with well known companies such as Royal Doulton and Wedgwood having products made here for years. This industrial output continued for many decades however nowadays there is more emphasis on service orientated industries in this region, much like many former industrial towns.

Access to the Stoke area is very good nowadays given its close proximity to the main M6 motorway as well as a number of other major road links such as the A50, linking the M6 directly to the M1.

By train, Stoke can be reached via the Stafford-Manchester line, a part of the West Coast Mainline linking Manchester to London. There are numerous bus services in the area which connect the main centres of population in the group such as Hanley and Longton.

The area today is still a busy environment although as stated earlier, with less emphasis on industry and more on service industries; Bet 365 and Phones 4 U both having major offices there. The main commercial centre is Hanley, the location of the well known Potteries Shopping Centre. It’s a thriving town centre populated by numerous high street names. Outdoor clothing shops are popular in the area due to the close proximity of the Peak District and all the recreational opportunity it offers, only 16 km away.

Housing in the area is mixed but the main emphasis would be on traditional terraces given the neighbourhood’s industrial past. These represent excellent value and that’s also true of business property given that Stoke can offer some of the best value in that field. Some of the surrounding areas are very affluent meaning that Stoke is a very up and coming option for business relocation in the future. Combine that with its excellent communication links and this former industrial hotbed has a promising future as a developing economy. Throw in a Premiership football team in Stoke City, in an area very passionate about sport and with a strong heritage and the future looks very bright indeed here in Staffordshire.

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