Staffordshire Police

Burslem carries the title of the 'mother town' of Stoke-on-Trent , and is one of the city's six towns. It has a busy town centre, with housing estates all around, and is home to Port Vale Football Club. Sneyd Green is largely residential and has a number of small businesses throughout.

In your contact, surveys and meetings with your local officers, you're telling us you want us to deal with:

• Litter/ rubbish/fly tipping - 48% 
• No issues - 38%
• Nuisance neighbours - 14%

Neighbourhood pledge

Our neighbourhood pledge to you: we're committed to improving our understanding of the issues that matter to you and the way we deal with those issues. We're also committed to keeping you informed about the action we've taken and to providing you with local information about crime and anti-social behaviour levels where you live. Ultimately, we are committed to building your trust and confidence in your local police. The document below provides you with details of Staffordshire's commitment to the national policing pledge.

National Policing Pledge: Staffordshire's approach (PDF - 2474kb)  (Opens in new window)

One of the main problems you’ve highlighted in your area is anti-social behaviour (ASB) which incorporates such matters as rowdy and inconsiderate behaviour, street gangs, prostitution, noise, etc. We’re working closely with our partner agencies to tackle this problem.

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Neighbourhood policing meetings are open to everyone. They give you the chance to influence what happens in your neighbourhood. At the meetings you can tell your local team about the issues that concern you. Officers will then report back to you at the next meeting about what they've been doing to solve those issues.

Your next community meetings and events:

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• Report a crime or anti-social behaviour
• Join your local neighbourhood watch scheme
• Become a Special Constable
• Find out more about careers with Staffordshire Police