Help restore 'the little heritage treasures that make our city special'

$240k lottery grant to be spent on key memorials, statues and murals

- Sentinel Reporter

RESIDENTS across Stoke-on-Trent are being urged to help decide which much-loved heritage assets should be restored as part of the city’s centenary celebrations.

Re-Form Heritage, working in partnership with Stoke-on-Trent City Council, is delivering the new Centenary Restoration Fund to restore small but significant features that help shape the character of each of the six towns thanks to a £240,252 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

These could include statues, war memorials, fountains, murals and street furniture that matter to local communities.

An online public event will take place tomorrow from 6pm to 7pm, when residents can find out more about the project and learn how to take part in the citywide vote.