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Something broken, blocked or unfair in your street? Start here.

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Jon takes on casework for anyone living or working in St. Peter and The Waterfront — and if you would just like to get to know your community campaigner a little better, that's fine too.

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The more specific the better — street name, what is wrong, and how long it has been like that.

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ask@plymouthjon.com

Phone

Phone number on request. Ask in your first message and Jon will call you back.

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Urgent?

For crime in progress call 999. For non-emergencies call 101. Report a dangerous road defect straight to Plymouth City Council, then tell Jon so he can chase it.

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Areas Jon Covers

Jon covers all of St. Peter and The Waterfront ward in Plymouth.

Schematic map of St. Peter and The Waterfront ward A simplified diagram showing the seven neighbourhoods of the ward and roughly how they sit next to each other. The City Centre and Beaumont Park are to the north, Bretonside to the north east, Stonehouse to the west, Millbay in the middle, and Royal William Yard and The Hoe along the waterfront to the south, with Plymouth Sound below them. City Centre Beaumont Park Bretonside Stonehouse Millbay The Hoe Royal William Yard Plymouth Sound N
Schematic only — it shows how the seven neighbourhoods sit relative to each other, not the surveyed boundary. If you are not sure whether your address is in the ward, send it to Jon and he will check.
  • Royal William YardGrade I listed waterfront quarter and its residents, traders and visitors.
  • StonehouseJon's own neighbourhood since 2009 — housing, green space and street safety.
  • MillbayNew homes, Millbay Academy, the docks and the road network around them.
  • City CentreAccessibility, footfall and support for independent traders.
  • The HoePlymouth's front garden — Tinside, Smeaton's Tower and the Sound.
  • BretonsideThe transport interchange and the streets that connect it to the Barbican.
  • Beaumont ParkOne of the ward's most valued green spaces and the streets around it.

Common Questions

Which areas does Jon cover?

Jon covers all of St. Peter and The Waterfront ward in Plymouth: Royal William Yard, Stonehouse, Millbay, the City Centre, The Hoe, Bretonside and Beaumont Park.

Does Jon work with local businesses?

Yes. Jon works with many local businesses, charities and schools to help them thrive in the City of Plymouth.

What sort of problems can Jon help with?

Pavements, dropped kerbs, crossings, street lighting, fly-tipping, parking, accessibility, green space, bus stops, anti-social behaviour and housing referrals — plus pointing you to the right organisation when it isn't a council matter.

I live outside the ward. Can Jon still help?

Get in touch anyway. Jon campaigns city-wide on accessibility and can usually tell you who to contact for your area.

How quickly will Jon reply?

Casework is logged the same day where possible. Complicated cases involving the council, landlords or the MoD can take longer, and Jon will tell you where things stand rather than go quiet.

Can Jon speak at our event?

Yes. Jon speaks on accessibility, inclusion, community campaigning and local business. Use the form and include the date and audience.