Beauty Salons in Stokeontrent

The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery has a collection of the city's world-class ceramics. Other museums include the Etruria Industrial Museum, the Elizabethan Ford Green Hall and Ceramica. Pottery and ceramics are certainly trades the area of ST1 has been known for in the past. In the near future there are big plans to open the huge Chatterley Whitfield Colliery as a mining museum, since it has been recognised as having Ancient Monument Status, putting it right up there with Stonehenge in terms of importance. Trentham Gardens is located in the south of the city and in 2005 there was a £100 million refurbishment. Right next to the gardens is the Trentham Money Forest, home of 140 Barbary Macaque monkeys, which visitors can walk through. Another great place to take your kids is Waterworld, an indoor swimming complex on Festival Park. In addition to this, there is an Odeon multiplex cinema on Festival Park.The National Garden Festival first took place in 1986 and this is when tourism in the area really started to take off. The area continues to draw in the crowds through its many pottery factory-shops and tours and by the continuously improving canal network. This canal is served by the Trent and Mersey Canal which sees over 10,000 boats a year.Some of the community primary schools in Stoke-on-Trent include Sandford Hill Primary School, Gladstone Primary and Blurton Primary. Some voluntary aided primary schools are St Gregorys Catholic Primary School and St Filumena's Catholic Primary School. Two of the voluntary aided secondary schools are St Thomas More Catholic College and Painsley Catholic College. One last feature that is unique to Stoke-on-Trent is that it is home to two professional Football League teams and they are one of the smaller cities in England that boasts two league clubs.