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A man has been jailed after he admitted stealing more than £500-worth of meat from two shops in Stoke-on-Trent.
Nathan Campbell, 36, of Stoke-on-Trent, was sentenced to 12 weeks imprisonment at North Staffordshire Justice Centre on Wednesday (30 July) after he pleaded guilty to nine counts of theft from a shop.
Between Monday 21 April and Monday 28 July, Campbell stole £527-worth of beef joints, steaks and lamb legs from Asda and Staffordshire Meat Packers.
He also stole razors worth £165 from Boots on Monday 28 April.
Campbell has also been handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) which prevents him from entering six stores across Stoke-on-Trent and Leek for the next three years.
Sergeant Rob Emanuel, of our Stoke-on-Trent north local policing team (LPT) who covers Sandyford & Goldenhill said: “We do not underestimate the impact that theft has upon local businesses and communities.
“This is why the CBO is so important as well as a sentencing; we are committed to ensuring the offenders do not target local businesses upon release.”
Sandyford based Churchill China sponsored hiring the “Gladiator Duel” at this year’s Goldenhill Fun Day 02.08.25, along with help from Churchill China employees Anthony (back with hat on) & Laura (front green top) who managed the activity, as well as erecting and dismantling the many gazebos on site.
It is good to see how Churchill China are wanting to support Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association on this special day of the year, as well as having its staff to take part in this very popular event.
 
Children enjoying a great day out on the climbing wall and many other attractions at the 2025 Goldenhill Fun Day, including the fair, gladiator duel and not forgetting Goldenhill & Tunstall Scouts.
The event has run from 2007 and our thanks go to the Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association who make the day such a great success.
 
Tom Simpson, Secretary, Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (Left) & Sergeant Robert Emanuel (Right) celebrating a good day out (02.08.25) at this year’s Goldenhill Fun Day.
Also PCSO’s Michael Frost, along with his colleague Sarah, showing children the inside of a police car and its many features, including the very noisy sirens.
David Williams M.P. buying from one of the Goldenhill Fun Day Stalls today 02.08.25, along with Jane Ashworth, Leader of Stoke on Trent City Council and Daniel Mazhar, Constituency Support Officer to the M.P.
Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association who run the event asked David Williams to officially open the 2025 Goldenhill Fun Day, which proved to be one of the best since it first started back in 2007.
Due to a last minute cancellation there is a stall available tomorrow, Saturday 2nd August for £7 with a FREE table and gazebo cover @ Goldenhill Community Centre, Drummond Street/High Street, Goldenhill, ST6 5RF.
Contact Lynn on 07834 546971 for further information.
Sandyford McDonald’s have applied to Stoke on Trent City Council’s Planning Department to stay open on a permanent basis.
Residents are invited to support or object McDonald’s application by visiting the website at Stoke-on-Trent | Stoke-on-Trent City Council | Planning Applications
A large variety of stalls will be attending this year’s Goldenhill Fun Day at Goldenhill Community Centre, Drummond Street/High Street, Goldenhill ST6 5RF this Saturday, 2nd August from 12 noon until 4.00 p.m.
Stalls at the event will be selling –
Cup Cakes & Sweet Treats, Coasters & Mugs, Brik a Brak, Resin & Diamond Art, Cookies & Candles, Goth Figures, Crochet & Engraved Items, Toys & Clothes, Pocket Money Toys, Tombola Stalls, Sweets & Pop, Make Your Own Badges, Lollypops & Hoopla Stall, NEW Children’s Clothes, Jewelry, NEW Handbags, Hand Made Crafts, Plant Stall, Avon Stall, Artificial Flowers & Wreathes, Goth Items Stall & Sewing Items, plus much more at the event.
Why not also come & have a drink at the community centre bar or have a drink of tea or coffee in the centre’s lounge setting as well as treating yourself to a hot dog, beefburger, ice cream or a piece of cake, as well as enjoying fairground attractions and much more.
This Saturday will be a good day out for everyone and remembering it’s FREE entry on the day, so we look forward to seeing you there.
For that get away holiday it is suggested you make a checklist to ensure you’ve got everything you need.
Here are some important things to consider when making your checklist:
- Whether anyone in your group has any medical needs. You’ll need to make sure they have the right amount of medication with them for the trip
- If you’re looking for a travel insurance policy, make sure you’ve taken out a travel insurance policy that suits your needs
- Researching what the weather will be like in your chosen destination and planning accordingly. Will you need to pack extra layers or extra suncream? – Or both?
- Make sure you keep all your booking references in one place, saved to your phone or printed out
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will present his Annual Report at the Police, Fire & Crime Panel meeting on Monday (28 July) at 10am.
The Annual Report covers the work of Staffordshire Police, Staffordshire Fire and Rescue and the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office (SCO) over the last year.
Highlights from the Annual Report include:
A 7.25% increase in the number of arrests made
An 8.6% decrease in neighbourhood crime (residential burglary, personal robbery, theft from/of vehicles, vehicle interference and theft from a person)
The force’s new Road Crime Team made 467 arrests, carried out 2,392 roadside tests, recovered 124 stolen vehicles and seized almost £3m-worth of criminal assets in its first six months
Staffordshire Fire & Rescue was rated ‘outstanding’ at responding to major and multi-agency incidents by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)
Between April 2024 and March 2025, Staffordshire Fire & Rescue supported the local NHS by responding to 1,188 incidents of vulnerable people falling in their homes; the Home from Hospital scheme was supported with 1,555 mobilisations
The SCO awarded £850,000 to Community Safety Partnerships to fund local initiatives to drive down crime and ASB
Over 8,500 children aged 8-17 attended over 2,500 SCO-led Space events, designed to increase their skills, improve health and wellbeing and reduce ASB over the summer holidays
Watch the meeting online here: https://staffordshire.moderngov.co.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=1150&MId=17907&Ver=4
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