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Stephen Sinfield

Stephen Sinfield

Verified

Content Editor, Burton Mail

Walsall

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Lifestyle , Sustainability

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Yoga pants.

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Total articles 185

  • The story behind Burton's iconic Stapenhill swan

    By Stephen Sinfield Verified, Jenny Moody| Staffordshire Live Verified The swan statue in Stapenhill Gardens has been part of Burton for as long as many of us can remember. We can often pass it without giving it a second thought but we would soon notice if it went. There are many assumptions around the swan and when it was built, with some thinking it dates as far back as the early 1930s after the demolition of Stapenhill House in 1931. Others have linked it to the 'swan junction' and former Swan Hotel.

    By Stephen Sinfield Verified, Jenny Moody · Staffordshire Live

    Apr. 07, 2023

  • The day the Queen met the Bass shire horses and they were fed Burton beer by Prince Philip

    By Helen Kreft, Stephen Sinfield Verified| Staffordshire Live Verified As the world mourns the loss of the Queen, we have taken a look back at one of her visits to Burton when hundreds of people gathered at Burton Railway Station in July 2002 to greet the monarch. Members of Burton 351 ATC formed a Guard of Honour at Platform One, along with 50 youngsters from Burton’s Grange Infants School to welcome the Queen to the station. The entourage was then led outside the station where thousands of flag-waving members of the public had gathered waiting for her arrival.

    By Helen Kreft, Stephen Sinfield Verified · Staffordshire Live

    Sep. 10, 2022

  • The story behind Burton's iconic Stapenhill swan

    By Stephen Sinfield Verified, Jenny Moody| Staffordshire Live Verified The swan statue in Stapenhill Gardens has been part of Burton for as long as many of us can remember. We can often pass it without giving it a second thought but we would soon notice if it went. There are many assumptions around the swan and when it was built, with some thinking it dates as far back as the early 1930s after the demolition of Stapenhill House in 1931. Others have linked it to the 'swan junction' and former Swan Hotel.

    By Stephen Sinfield Verified, Jenny Moody · Staffordshire Live

    Apr. 07, 2023

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Burton Mail