Stone

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County - Staffordshire | Map
Tel code: 01785 | code search
Postcode: ST15 | code search
Population: 15000
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Birthplace of:
A N Wilson John Jervis Stan Collymore
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Folk Customs:
Abbots Bromley Horn Dance
The Barlaston Wassail

Stone Events

October
Stone Food & Drink Festival

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Stone House Hotel
"we went along to The stone house Hotel for new years eve, we had such a lovely night with friends, the food was beautiful and Disco was very good.. all ..." More

Stone Dental Centre
"My husband went to this practice as a new patient. he had a very lose front tooth and hates going to the dentist. i finally managed to get hi there ..." More

Stone House Hotel
"Was given the familly room for my partner and I, so plenty of space. The interior of the hotel was ok decorated, albiet dated and a little tired, the outside ..." More

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Latest reviews | Events in Stone | 10 Places to Stay

It is said that the town of Stone gained its name from a marker for the graves of he sons of King Wulfhere who had his two sons killed because of their conversion to Christianity. Nestling alongside the Trent and Mersey Canal in the heart of Staffordshire this old market town can trace its history back to medieval times. Today the present Church of St Michael, erected in the mid 18th century, is said to be on the site of a priory first established here in 1135. In 1251 the town of Stone gained its charter under Henry III to hold a market – a tradition which still holds true today. Stone grew as a town because of the communication links between London and Chester, Stone was a convenient staging post and for this reason many inns with stabling became established in the area. In order to ensure a steady supply of ale a number of brewers were established in the area, and it is from here that “Stone Ale” was first produced. Between the 18th and 19th century Stone was also a producer of shoes, by the late 19th century the town employed around 1,600 people manufacturing shoes and boots. The coming of the canal in the 19th century further contributed to the growth of the town and today the canal is still much used – not for transport of goods but for pleasure. Today Stone still maintains that village feeling which ensures its popularity with both visitors and residents alike.

Attraction

Izaak Walton's Cottage

Budget

Yarnfield Park Training and Conference Centre *book online*

Care Home

Hilderstone Hall

Classes

Yoga - The Yoga Studio

Dentist

Fillybrook House Family Dental Practice
Stone Dental Centre
Stone Dental Practice

Doctor

Dr M D Mackinnon & Partners
Dr Taylor I A
Taylor I A

Estate Agent

Britannia Estate Agents
Evans & Evans
Heywoods
Taurean Estates

Farmers Market

Stone Farmers' Market

Golf Club

Barlaston
Izaak Walton Golf Club
Stone
Stone Golf Club

Inn

Crown Hotel

Market

Stone Country Market
Stone Farmers' Market

Pub and Bar

Bonnie Gem
Railway Inn
Roebuck
Swan Inn
Vine Inn

Restaurant

Brindley's Of Stone
Casa Loco
Hatters
La Dolce Vita
Mill Indian Restaurant
Roebuck
Thai Welcome

School

Saint Dominic's Priory School

Solicitor

Crick & Mardling

Taxi

D C Cabs
Stone Valley Cabz
Whitebridge Cars

Vet

Stone Veterinary Centre

Sports Clubs

Little Stoke Cricket Club (Cricket)
Moddershall CC (Cricket)
Oulton CC (Cricket)
Stone Hockey Club (Men's Hockey)
Stone Hockey Club (Women's Hockey)

Shops

Crazy Daisies
Boots
Heathers Roses
Pet Pleasures Ltd
Petals and Cakes
Birchill & Watson
Brian Hitchin
Loafers Footware
Footstep
Wikijum
Jelly and Jam Celebration Cakes
GORGEOUS Nails and Beauty
Hallmark Cards
The Outdoor Pursuits Co-op

Activities

Stoke Mountain Bike Club(Cycling)

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Places to Stay near Stone

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Crown Hotel (0.01 miles)

Crown Hotel

Originally an 18th century coaching inn, The Crown is situated in the centre of the canal town of Stone, with easy access from M6 junctions 14 and 15. The hotel has 28 individually furnished rooms, all ... More | visit website

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Stone House Hotel (1.07 miles)

Stone House Hotel

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Originally a country house, the Stone House Hotel has been tastefully restored in traditional style to provide a charming and serene environment. With beautiful gardens with an attractive patio area, guest ... More

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Travelodge Stafford M6 (1.51 miles)

Travelodge Stafford M6

Located between junctions 14 & 15 of M6. Access to Travelodge from northbound carriageway, the Travelodge provides contemporary quality accommodation and an ideal base for exploring the Staffordshire countryside. Spacious en-suite rooms, TV in every ... More | visit website

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Days Inn Stafford (2.11 miles)

Days Inn Stafford
Days Inn have 14 great locations across the UK, our Stafford hotel is ideally situated to be perfect for business, personal, families or just a quick overnighter if you’re stuck. The Days Inn hotel in ... More | visit website
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Yarnfield Park Training and Conference Centre (2.21 miles)

Yarnfield Park Training and Conference Centre

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The modern and stylish Yarnfield Park Hotel is part of the Yarnfield Park Training & Conference Centre located at the heart of Staffordshire within easy access to many of the local attractions ... More

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Moddershall Oaks (2.31 miles)

Moddershall Oaks

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Set in over 70 acres of some of Staffordshires most beautiful countryside Moddershall Oaks is a stunning base to operate from. Offering luxury Spa breaks, ... More

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Innkeepers Lodge (4.61 miles)

Innkeepers Lodge

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The Innkeeper’s Lodge Stoke on Trent is conveniently located just off J15 of the M6 and not far away from Trentham Gardens. All 30 rooms are non smoking, have a ... More

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Premier Inn Stoke/Trentham Gardens (4.77 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the M6 junction 15. Local attractions include Waterworld, Trentham Park Golf course and Regent theatre. Conveniently situated just 3 miles from Stoke train station. Our Stoke/Trentham Gardens Premier Inn has ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Stafford North (Hurricane) (4.82 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the M6 and A34. Local attractions include Trentham Gardens, Monkey Forest and local amenities Stafford Town Centre is only 2 miles away. Our Stafford North (Hurricane) Premier Inn has everything ... More | visit website
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Slindon House Farm (4.82 miles)

Slindon House Farm is a working dairy, arable and sheep farm set in the Staffordshire countryside but only seven miles away from junction 14 and 15 of the M6 on the A519. The large Victorian ... More

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