Breakdown – area by area

NEW census data shows nearly four in 10 residents in one part of Stoke-on-trent were born overseas.

Hanley & Etruria has the largest migrant population, with 3,164 foreign-born residents. This equates to 37.9 per cent of the neighbourhood’s population. Other city areas with high numbers of foreign-born residents include Shelton & Joiners Square (28.6 per cent), Florence (27.7 per cent) and Tunstall (24.8 per cent). Longton East has the fewest, with just 213, or three per cent of the population. Stoke-on-trent as a whole saw its non-uk born population increase from 20,714 in 2011 to 33,838 in 2021. The table below shows the number of non Uk-born residents for each area, followed by the percentage.

Great Chell &

Packmoor

Goldenhill &

Sandyford

Bradeley &

Chell Heath

Norton

Tunstall

Little Chell &

Stanfield

Baddeley &

Milton

Smallthorne &

Sneyd Green

Longport &

Burslem Park

Birches Head

Cobridge &

Central Forest

Abbey Hulton Northwood

Townsend &

Eaton Park

Hanley &

Etruria

Shelton &

Joiners Square

Bentilee &

Ubberley

Basford &

Hartshill

Boothen

& Penkhull

Fenton

Oakhill &

Trent Vale

Weston Coyney

Longton East

Hollybush &

Blurton North

Dresden

Meir North

Florence

Hanford &

Trentham West

Meir South &

Lightwood

Newstead &

Blurton South

Meir Park

Trentham East

Longton West & Sandford Hill