Staffordshire Place Guide - Stoke upon Trent (Town)

Stoke upon Trent (Town : townships of Clayton and Seabridge, Penkhull with Boothen, Shelton)

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Location
OS County Series 6 inches to 1 mile sheets	18NE, 18SE
OS National Grid 6 inches to 1 mile sheet	SJ84NE
OS National Grid reference	SJ879452
Church of England
Ancient Parish	Stoke upon Trent, St Peter ad Vincula
Modern Parishes	Basford, St Mark (from 1915); Boothen, All Saints (from ); Butterton, St Thomas (from 1845); Clayton, St James the Great (from 1969); Etruria, St Matthew (from 1844); Hanley, All Saints (from 1913); Hartshill, Holy Trinity (from ); Hope, Holy Trinity (from 1845); Penkhull, St Thomas (from 1845); Shelton, St Mark (from 1843); Stoke upon Trent, St Andrew mission church (? -1956); Stoke upon Trent, St Barnabas mission church (from ); Stoke upon Trent, St Paul mission church (from )
Local Government
Civil Parish (a)	Part of Shelton : Stoke upon Trent (to 1894); Hanley (1894-1922); Stoke on Trent (1922-date)
Civil Parish (b)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen, part of Shelton : Stoke upon Trent (to 1922); Stoke on Trent (1922-date)
Civil Parish (c)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen : Stoke upon Trent (to 1878); Trentham (1878-1894); Newcastle under Lyme (1894-date)
Civil Parish (d)	Clayton and Seabridge : Stoke upon Trent (to1894); Stoke Rural (1894-1896); Clayton (1896-1932); Newcastle under Lyme (1932-date)
Hundred	Pirehill North
Poor Law Union (a)	Penkhull with Boothen and Shelton : Stoke upon Trent Poor Law Union (1836-1922); Stoke and Wolstanton Poor Law Union (1922-1930)
Poor Law Union (b)	Clayton and Seabridge : Stoke upon Trent Poor Law Union (1836-1896); Newcastle Poor Law Union (1896-1930)
District Council (a)	Part of Shelton : Hanley County Borough (1889-1910); Stoke on Trent County Borough (1910-date)
District Council (b)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen, part of Shelton : Stoke upon Trent Municipal Borough (1874-1910); Stoke on Trent County Borough (1910-date)
District Council (c)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen : Newcastle under Lyme Municipal Borough (1832-1974); Newcastle under Lyme Borough (1974-date)
District Council (d)	Clayton and Seabridge : Stoke Rural District (1894-1896); Newcastle under Lyme Rural District (1896-1932); Newcastle under Lyme Municipal Borough (1932-1974); Newcastle under Lyme Borough (1974-date)
Parliamentary Representation
Parliamentary Constituency (to 1974) (a)	Part of Shelton : Stoke upon Trent (1832-1885); Hanley (1885-1918); Stoke on Trent, Hanley (1918-1948); Stoke on Trent Central (1948-1974)
Parliamentary Constituency (to 1974) (b)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen and part of Shelton : Stoke upon Trent (1832-1918); Stoke on Trent, Stoke (1918-1948); Stoke on Trent South (1948-1974)
Parliamentary Constituency (to 1974) (c)	Part of Penkhull with Boothen : Newcastle under Lyme (1832-1974)
Parliamentary Constituency (to 1974) (d)	Clayton and Seabridge : Stoke upon Trent (1832-1918); Stone (1918-1948); Newcastle under Lyme (1948-1974)
Nonconformist Churches
Methodist Churches	Boothen Hay Primitive Methodist Chapel; Cross Street (later Epworth street) Wesleyan Methodist Chapel; Lonsdale Street Primitive Methodist Chapel; Mount Zion Methodist New Connexion Chapel; Newcastle Lane Methodist Chapel; Penkhull Primitive Methodist Chapel; Shelton New Road Methodist New Connexion Chapel; Providence Methodist Chapel, Harpfields
Society of Friends (Quakers)	Stoke on Trent Preparative Meeting
Other organisations
Businesses	Businesses in Stoke upon Trent; Professional firms in Stoke upon Trent