Crime in Hartshill and Basford, Stoke-on-Trent
Comprehensive safety analysis for Hartshill and Basford, localized within Stoke-on-Trent.
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Incident Distribution
| Location Reference | Primary Incidents | Total |
|---|---|---|
| On or near Kings Place Map | Burglary: 1Anti-social behaviour: 1 | 2 |
| On or near Hartshill Road Map | Anti-social behaviour: 2 | 2 |
| On or near Rosemary Ednam Close Map | Other crime: 1Anti-social behaviour: 1 | 2 |
| On or near Sharman Close Map | Burglary: 2 | 2 |
| On or near Stanley Road Map | Violence and sexual offences: 2 | 2 |
| On or near B5045 Map | Anti-social behaviour: 1 | 1 |
| On or near Petrol Station Map | Criminal damage and arson: 1 | 1 |
| On or near Parking Area Map | Drugs: 1 | 1 |
| On or near Allen Street Map | Violence and sexual offences: 1 | 1 |
| On or near Osborne Road Map | Drugs: 1 | 1 |
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Anti-social Behaviour Linked for Rough Sleeping and Homelessness
Issued: 10 Mar 2026
Status Update
To address this, we have developed and implemented a dedicated disruption plan led by the neighbourhood policing team. This includes enhanced high-visibility patrols and close partnership working with the local authority, the Rough Sleeper Outreach Team, CDAS (Community Drug and Alcohol Services), and the management team at Adullam Life House. Recent activity has seen the successful clearance of multiple encampments, the issuing of a Section 34 Dispersal Order to combat anti-social behaviour, and ongoing intelligence gathering around drug supply networks in the area. We recognise that many of the individuals involved are vulnerable, and we are committed to taking a balanced approach—combining proportionate enforcement with access to support services aimed at long-term rehabilitation and stability. This enhanced focus will continue over the coming months, and we are already receiving positive feedback from the community as a result of our recent actions.
Actioned: 31 Mar 2026
Homelessness, rough sleeping and associated ASB/Drug Use
Issued: 3 Dec 2025
Status Update
To address this, we have developed and implemented a dedicated disruption plan led by the neighbourhood policing team. This includes enhanced high-visibility patrols and close partnership working with the local authority, the Rough Sleeper Outreach Team, CDAS (Community Drug and Alcohol Services), and the management team at Adullam Life House. Recent activity has seen the successful clearance of multiple encampments, the issuing of a Section 34 Dispersal Order to combat anti-social behaviour, and ongoing intelligence gathering around drug supply networks in the area. We recognise that many of the individuals involved are vulnerable, and we are committed to taking a balanced approach, combining proportionate enforcement with access to support services aimed at long-term rehabilitation and stability. This enhanced focus will continue over the coming months, and we are already receiving positive feedback from the community as a result of our recent actions.
Actioned: 31 Dec 2025
This is a continued priority...Anti-social behaviour related to drug use and homelessness. These issues have had a visible and distressing impact on residents, businesses, and visitors—ranging from the presence of rough sleeper encampments and drug paraphernalia to individuals visibly under the influence in public spaces.
Issued: 2 Sep 2025
Status Update
To address this, we have developed and implemented a dedicated disruption plan led by the neighbourhood policing team. This includes enhanced high-visibility patrols and close partnership working with the local authority, the Rough Sleeper Outreach Team, CDAS (Community Drug and Alcohol Services), and the management team at Adullam Life House. Recent activity has seen the successful clearance of multiple encampments, the issuing of a Section 34 Dispersal Order to combat anti-social behaviour, and ongoing intelligence gathering around drug supply networks in the area. We recognise that many of the individuals involved are vulnerable, and we are committed to taking a balanced approach—combining proportionate enforcement with access to support services aimed at long-term rehabilitation and stability. This enhanced focus will continue over the coming months, and we are already receiving positive feedback from the community as a result of our recent actions.
Actioned: 2 Sep 2025
Problem Solving Policing to tackle ASB
Issued: 2 Sep 2025
Status Update
Problem Solving Policing has also seen an increase in high visibility patrols to assist in tackling ASB, and I know the local community have enjoyed seeing officers out on the street, taking the opportunity to engage and talk through local concerns.
Actioned: 30 Sep 2025
Anti-social behaviour related to drug use and homelessness. These issues have had a visible and distressing impact on residents, businesses, and visitors—ranging from the presence of rough sleeper encampments and drug paraphernalia to individuals visibly under the influence in public spaces.
Issued: 1 Jun 2025
Status Update
To address this, we have developed and implemented a dedicated disruption plan led by the neighbourhood policing team. This includes enhanced high-visibility patrols and close partnership working with the local authority, the Rough Sleeper Outreach Team, CDAS (Community Drug and Alcohol Services), and the management team at Adullam Life House. Recent activity has seen the successful clearance of multiple encampments, the issuing of a Section 34 Dispersal Order to combat anti-social behaviour, and ongoing intelligence gathering around drug supply networks in the area.
We recognise that many of the individuals involved are vulnerable, and we are committed to taking a balanced approach—combining proportionate enforcement with access to support services aimed at long-term rehabilitation and stability. This enhanced focus will continue over the coming months, and we are already receiving positive feedback from the community as a result of our recent actions.
Actioned: 28 Jun 2025
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