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Pits n Pots is an independent news site which focusses on the Stoke-on-Trent political scene. The site promotes and actively encourages comment and debate on the political stories it publishes. Several Stoke-on-Trent councillors contribute to the site with comments or by having their 'blogs' republished to the site.

Although not classed as traditional media, the site has featured on BBC News | Technology,^[1] has been mentioned in Hansard^[2] and at the The future for local and regional media sub committee^[3]. The site founder Tony Walley has spoken on BBC Breakfast News & Radio France about the site and what is commonly termed Hyperlocal publishing.

Pits n Pots ran the story about the BNP using a Polish Spitfire^[4] on their posters some 5 days before the national press picked it up.

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^ The fight for a right to report BBC
^ Hansard 13 Jan 2010
^ The future for local and regional media Tuesday 8 December at 11.40am
^ They’re taking our Spitfires! Pits n Pots

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[1] The fight for a right to report BBC

[2] Hansard 13 Jan 2010

[3] The future for local and regional media Tuesday 8 December at 11.40am

[4] They’re taking our Spitfires! Pits n Pots

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