Stonehouse, Plymouth

Jon's own neighbourhood since 2009.

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About Stonehouse

Stonehouse is where Jon has lived since 2009, and it is where most of his casework starts. It is one of the oldest parts of Plymouth, running from Union Street down through Durnford Street towards Admiral's Hard, and it carries all the pressures that come with dense terraced housing, a high proportion of rented flats and streets laid out long before anyone owned a car.

It is also short of green space. That is the reason behind the 100 Trees in Stonehouse campaign, and the push for planters, wildflowers and greener bus shelters across the area.

What comes up most in Stonehouse

Broken pavements and missing dropped kerbs on the older terraced streets
Fly-tipping in alleyways and around shared bin stores
Less tree cover and planting than most of the city
Parking pressure and pavements blocked to wheelchair users
Street lighting on the lanes between Union Street and Durnford Street

Report something in Stonehouse

Street name, what is wrong, how long it has been like that, and a photograph if you have one. Send it to Jon and it gets logged the same day where possible.

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Stonehouse at a glance

WardSt. Peter and The Waterfront, Plymouth
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CouncilPlymouth City Council
Next electionThursday 6 May 2027

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BretonsideThe transport interchange and the streets that feed it.
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