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Fenton, Heron Cross and Mount Pleasant

Fenton, Mount Pleasant and Heron Cross comprise a population of approximately 12,000 people. The area has five primary schools plus a sixth form college' along with a leisure centre in the grounds of the college. Fenton is also home to the North Staffordshire Magistrate's Court and a dedicated police post. The area supports two public parks, and main trunk roads to and from the city centre.

Your top 3 local issues

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

  • No issues - 90% 
  • Street gangs - 5%
  • Parking - 4%
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)

How we're tackling your issues

Local people are telling us that drug dealing and related activity around the Oldfield Street and King Street area is a problem. We’re currently gathering intelligence from a number of sources and working with the local community and the local residents association. We’ve increased high visibility...

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Community meetings and events

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:

Date: Thursday 25 March, 2010
Start time: 7:00 PM
Venue name: PACT. PARTNERS AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER FOR FENTON MOUNTPLEASANT AND HERON CROSS AT TEMPLE STREET CHURCH PARKES & CO THE MANSE, TEMPLE STREET STOKE-ON-TRENT ST4 4NW
Contact name: Scott Bradbury
Contact number: 0300 123 2345 and then dial  04129
(More on getting in touch using airwave)

Your local police

Police Authority Member

Mr  Randolph Conteh

Mr Randolph Conteh

Mr Randolph Conteh is your Police Authority member for Longton, Stoke and Burslem. More about this member

Customer Satisfaction

(i) 45%  of people who 'agree that the police and local council are dealing with the ASB and crime issues that matter in this area’

(ii) 88% of victims of crime who are satisfied with the overall service provided by the police

(iii) 84% of victims of anti-social behaviour incidents who are satisfied with the overall service provided by the police

About the results...

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