PHS's current Corporate and Charitable Members are:
Ceramic City Stories is focussed on local, national & international shared stories related to Stoke-on-Trent and provides a focus & catalyst for DIY research, micro campaigns & other positive 'small change' actions.
The home of Jesse Shirley’s 1857 Bone and Flint Mill, the only remaining operational Steam Driven Potters' Mill in the world.
An award-winning museum, the Hall offers visitors a fascinating insight into the life of the 17th century. The rooms are furnished with an outstanding collection of textiles, ceramics and furniture. Now transferred to Ford Green Hall Ltd, a charitable organisation led by volunteers and members of the local community, any profits are used to run and improve the museum.
An International Society established in 1970 for collectors of Goss and Crested China. Governed by a committee of dedicated enthusiastic collectors, it is non-profit making and exists only to benefit its worldwide membership... go to website.
Middleport Matters Community Trust
Middleport Matters is a community organisation which aims to help make Middleport a safer, more welcoming and thriving place to be. It aims to: bring people together and improve sense of belonging; improve the health and wellbeing of local people; improve the built and natural environment and enhance the local reputation; and support local business and encourage employment and enterprise.
Founded by architect Kim Mountford, MODE is a young and enthusiastic practice with a wide range of experience in both residential and commercial architecture, from private houses and listed buildings to industrial units and offices.
Based in North Staffordshire, this innovative company has a team of dedicated pet lovers who create 'habinatural' safe outdoor environments for cats, enabling them to exhibit their natural wild behaviours and providing peace of mind for owners.
The largest and longest standing professional multidisciplinary practice in North Staffordshire. Established in Stoke on Trent in 1874 they remain true to their roots but operate nationally.