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Stuart George

Stuart George

Verified

Presenter, BBC Radio Stoke

Stoke-on-Trent

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Emotional Intelligence, Cyber Security, Finance

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Total articles 23

  • Peer support group launches in Staffordshire to discuss menopause

    By Richard Price Verified, Stuart George| Bottom Line@ Image caption, Cheryl Adams says she set up the group after she was unable to find a peer support group locallyA new peer support group is launching in Staffordshire to give people a space to discuss menopause and its impact. Organiser Cheryl Adams said she had been unable to find any support locally so contacted the charity Menopause Cafe about starting her own group. The group is open to all, meaning women and their relatives are able to attend and talk about their concerns.

    By Richard Price Verified, Stuart George · Bottom Line

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Ousted Stoke-on-Trent MP Jonathan Gullis rules out return to classroom

    By Stuart George| BBC Verified Ex-MP lacks the 'patience' to return to teachingBy Stuart George, BBC Radio Stoke • Lee Bottomley, BBC News, West MidlandsBBCJonathan Gullis was a secondary school teacher before becoming an MP in 2019A former Conservative MP and deputy party chairman has ruled out a return to his previous career after losing his seat. Former secondary school teacher Jonathan Gullis was beaten by Labour's David Williams in Stoke-on-Trent North.

    By Stuart George · BBC

    Jul. 05, 2024

  • Peer support group launches in Staffordshire to discuss menopause

    By Richard Price Verified, Stuart George| Bottom Line@ Image caption, Cheryl Adams says she set up the group after she was unable to find a peer support group locallyA new peer support group is launching in Staffordshire to give people a space to discuss menopause and its impact. Organiser Cheryl Adams said she had been unable to find any support locally so contacted the charity Menopause Cafe about starting her own group. The group is open to all, meaning women and their relatives are able to attend and talk about their concerns.

    By Richard Price Verified, Stuart George · Bottom Line

    Apr. 22, 2025

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BBC Radio Stoke