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Jun 2025 246 9.9%
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    Rebecca Price

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    Richard Gater

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    Richard Lloyd

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    Christopher Kramarczyk

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    Aaron Jones

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    Charlotte Carrington

Policing priorities

  • Priority:

    Action taken:

  • Priority:

    Retail-related crime is a key concern for local businesses in Fenton, particularly in relation to persistent shoplifting.

    Issued 02 September 2025

    Action taken:

    We’ve been actively listening to our business community, who have reported the significant impact this type of crime is having on both staff and shoppers. We have also focused operationally on identifying and targeting priority shoplifters, taking enforcement action including arrests where appropriate. In parallel, officers have been engaging directly with store security teams, working together to implement deterrents and banning known offenders from entering premises. We recognise that enforcement alone is not the solution, which is why we’ve worked closely with partner agencies to address the underlying causes of retail crime, such as homelessness and wider challenges. Regular rough sleeper outreach and welfare checks have been carried out in the town centre to ensure support is offered where needed. To help prevent issues, we've shared public safety messages to shoppers around vehicle crime prevention, reminding people to secure their vehicles and keep valuables out of sight when using local car parks. Looking ahead, this area will remain a key focus for us. We will continue to use Civil Powers, such as Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) and Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs), to manage persistent offenders and support safer retail environments.

    Actioned 30 September 2025

  • Priority:

    Anti-social behaviour (ASB) linked to drug use.

    Issued 02 September 2025

    Action taken:

    Problem solving policing has seen an increase in high-visibility patrols to assist in tackling ASB. This will continue in the coming months.

    Actioned 30 September 2025

  • Priority:

    Nuisance Motorcycles

    Issued 02 September 2025

    Action taken:

    Operation Transom continues in partnership with Stoke-on-Trent City Council. This involves the neighbourhood policing team, roads policing unit, local authority anti-social behaviour (ASB) team, and dedicated communications support. The goal is clear: to identify offenders, take enforcement action, and reassure the public through visible and proactive policing. As part of our ongoing work, we have carried out—and will continue to arrange—targeted days of action. These operations include the use of drones, NPAS (police helicopter), a fixed-wing aircraft, and specially trained officers using off-road bikes. This allows us to safely pursue and apprehend offenders, even in hard-to-reach areas.

    Actioned 30 September 2025

  • Priority:

    Nuisance Bikes

    Issued 03 December 2025

    Action taken:

    Operation Transom continues in partnership with Stoke-on-Trent City Council. This involves the neighbourhood policing team, roads policing unit, local authority anti-social behaviour (ASB) team, and dedicated communications support. The goal is clear: to identify offenders, take enforcement action, and reassure the public through visible and proactive policing. As part of our ongoing work, we have carried out and will continue to arrange targeted days of action. These operations include the use of drones, NPAS (police helicopter), a fixed-wing aircraft, and specially trained officers using off-road bikes. This allows us to safely pursue and apprehend offenders, even in hard-to-reach areas.

    Actioned 31 December 2025

  • Priority:

    Drug-Related Issues

    Issued 03 December 2025

    Action taken:

    We are continuing to focus on drug-related activity in the Fenton area, building on the proactive work already carried out in recent months. Local officers have executed a number of drug warrants at addresses identified through community intelligence, particularly those linked to anti-social behaviour and suspected drug use.
    We are actively targeting individuals involved in drug dealing, dismantling local supply networks, and taking robust enforcement action against those responsible.
    We will continue to work with partners and the community to identify problem locations, gather information, and ensure that Fenton remains a safe place to live and work.

    Actioned 31 December 2025

  • Priority:

    Anti-Social Behaviour & Community Concerns

    Issued 03 December 2025

    Action taken:

    Anti-Social Behaviour & Community Concerns
    We are also listening closely to the community regarding concerns around anti-social behaviour. High-visibility patrols will continue over the coming months to address issues such as stone-throwing, youth-related ASB, harassment within homes, and matters linked to homelessness. We encourage residents to speak with officers on patrol and report any concerns directly. Your information helps us identify problem areas and take effective action. We are working closely with partners from the local authority, who are supporting our efforts to reduce ASB and keep the area safe.

    Actioned 31 December 2025

  • Priority:

    Retail related crime remains an issue for businesses located in the area

    Issued 11 June 2026

    Action taken:

    We’ve completed a Designing Out Crime review in partnership with our Early Intervention and Prevention Unit, identifying environmental and procedural improvements to help deter offending. We have also focused operationally on identifying and targeting priority shoplifters, taking enforcement action including arrests where appropriate. In parallel, officers have been engaging directly with store security teams, working together to implement deterrents and banning known offenders from entering premises. We recognise that enforcement alone is not the solution, which is why we’ve worked closely with partner agencies to address the underlying causes of retail crime, such as homelessness and wider challenges. Regular rough sleeper outreach and welfare checks have been carried out in the town centre to ensure support is offered where needed. To help prevent issues, we've shared public safety messages to shoppers around vehicle crime prevention, reminding people to secure their vehicles and keep valuables out of sight when using local car parks. Looking ahead, this area will remain a key focus for us. We will continue to use Civil Powers, such as Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) and Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs), to manage persistent offenders and support safer retail environments.

    Actioned 30 June 2026

  • Priority:

    Drug Related Issues in the Community

    Issued 10 March 2026

    Action taken:

    We are continuing to focus on drug-related activity in the Fenton area, building on the proactive work already carried out in recent months. Local officers have executed a number of drug warrants at addresses identified through community intelligence, particularly those linked to anti-social behaviour and suspected drug use. We are actively targeting individuals involved in drug dealing, dismantling local supply networks, and taking robust enforcement action against those responsible. We will continue to work with partners and the community to identify problem locations, gather information, and ensure that Fenton remains a safe place to live and work. We would encourage residents to report their concerns or any intelligence to the police either directly or via Crimestoppers.

    Actioned 31 March 2026

  • Priority:

    Retail Crime and Shoplifting

    Issued 10 March 2026

    Action taken:

    We’ve been actively listening to our business community, who have reported the significant impact this type of crime is having on both staff and shoppers. We have also focused operationally on identifying and targeting priority shoplifters, taking enforcement action including arrests where appropriate. In parallel, officers have been engaging directly with store security teams, working together to implement deterrents and banning known offenders from entering premises. We recognise that enforcement alone is not the solution, which is why we’ve worked closely with partner agencies to address the underlying causes of retail crime, such as homelessness and wider challenges. Regular rough sleeper outreach and welfare checks have been carried out in the town centre to ensure support is offered where needed. To help prevent issues, we've shared public safety messages to shoppers around vehicle crime prevention, reminding people to secure their vehicles and keep valuables out of sight when using local car parks. Looking ahead, this area will remain a key focus for us. We will continue to use Civil Powers, such as Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) and Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs), to manage persistent offenders and support safer retail environments.

    Actioned 31 March 2026

  • Priority:

    Anti-social Behaviour and Street Gangs

    Issued 10 March 2026

    Action taken:

    We are listening closely to the community regarding concerns around anti-social behaviour. High-visibility patrols will continue over the coming months to address issues such as stone-throwing, youth-related ASB, harassment within homes, and matters linked to homelessness. We encourage residents to speak with officers on patrol and report any concerns directly. Your information helps us identify problem areas and take effective action. We are working closely with partners from the local authority, who are supporting our efforts to reduce ASB and keep the area safe.

    Actioned 31 March 2026

  • Priority:

    Neighbour disputes

    Issued 11 June 2026

    Action taken:

    To address these concerns, we will work in partnership and collaborate closely with the Community Safety Partnership and Local Authority anti-social behaviour (ASB) teams to deliver a coordinated and consistent response to problem locations and repeat issues. We are also engaging with local residents to understand concerns, provide reassurance, and encourage reporting of issues at the earliest opportunity.

    Neighbourhood officers are identifying repeat locations and offenders linked to ASB and working proactively with partners.

    Actioned 30 June 2026

  • Priority:

    Nuisance of-road bikes

    Issued 11 June 2026

    Action taken:

    Operation Transom continues in partnership with Stoke-on-Trent City Council. This involves the neighbourhood policing team, roads policing unit, local authority anti-social behaviour (ASB) team, and dedicated communications support. As part of our ongoing work, we have carried out and will continue to arrange targeted days of action. These operations include the use of drones, NPAS (police helicopter), a fixed-wing aircraft, and specially trained officers using off-road bikes. This allows us to safely pursue and apprehend offenders, even in hard-to-reach areas.

    Actioned 30 June 2026

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SGO7 - Fenton - Tales of the park event

11:00AM - 3:00PM, Fri 07 August 2026

Fenton Park, Victoria Road

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