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The Potteries is the area of Stoke-on-Trent which is famous for its Victorian pottery and kilns. Nowadays many firms old and new still make their base in these six towns.

Ricky Hatton's promoting company 'Brand Hatton' are preparing to put on their first world title fight when brother Matthew Hatton faces Lovemore N'Dou later this month.

The Trentham Estate's impressive gardens are the centrepiece of one of Staffordshire's key tourist attractions.

Choosing a circular route or 'ring' for an English canal holiday, rather than turning round half-way through the trip, makes for a more interesting and varied voyage.

The Wedgwood Museum at Barlaston in Stoke on Trent is a definite must see for anyone taking a short break in beautiful Staffordshire.

Relegation battlers Stoke City will be looking for a second successive home win at the Britannia Stadium against Sunderland to boost their survival hopes.

While plastic horses are the core of the model horse hobby, resins are becoming increasingly popular for the lifelike detail that is hard to find in plastic or china.

Brief biography of British writer Arnold Bennett, England's exponent of realistic writing, his novels set in the Potteries.

The name Belleek refers to a village in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland on the banks of the River Erne, and to the lustrous porcelain made there.

Colorful Fiesta tableware from Newell, West Virginia creates a wonderful mix and match setting for casual meals.

Ticket prices and contact details for matchday tickets for the twenty English Premier Leagues (EPL) teams competing in season 2009 / 2010.

Whether on the Grand Union Canal, the Llangollen Canal, the Oxford Canal, the Shropshire Union Canal or and any other English or Welsh canal, locks are part of the fun.

The cost of watching the English Premier League (EPL) in season 08/09 can vary depending on the status of the team and geography of the stadium. Read on for full details.

The Three Horseshoes Inn and Country Hotel outside Leek in Staffordshire is the perfect rural hideaway for tourists wishing to visit the county's many attractions.

Antique blue and white transferware china has always been favored, still has great value as an investment, is fun to collect and makes a stunning grouped display.

The main features of the true Blue Willow pattern include the bridge with three people crossing it, the willow tree, the boat, the tea house, the fence and the two doves.