15/10/2026
On 11th September, as part of Heritage Open Days, we set off on a guided walk through Fenton from Fenton War Memorial to Glebedale Park Memorial. Along the way we explored how communities remember, and the themes of remembrance, industry and landscape change.
Thank you to The Hub for welcoming us at our halfway stop.
At the end, we sat on the grass and talked about memories, regeneration and different ways to memorialise people and the past. It was a real highlight, and we’re grateful to everyone who came along and shared their thoughts.
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Photo Credit: Andy Perkin (Potteries Heritage Society).
This event was part of the Centenary Restoration Fund project, led by Stoke-on-Trent Council & Re-Form Heritage thanks to a £240,252 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.