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This page has been set up as a creative platform to generate ideas and projects to bring Fenton Town Hall back to its rightful owners - the people of Fenton. It is also the place to get updates on the latest news and developments concerning the campaign.
Additionally this group encourages a sense of community pride across Fenton, bringing Fentonians together to work for positive change.
Abusive posts and posts which personally attack others will definitely be removed. Administrators reserve the right to remove posts deemed contrary to the spirit of the group or which steer the group away from its general objectives. This is a non political group. Posts or comments which promote political parties will be removed.
A business proposal is being developed to turn the site into a sustainable community venue making use of the former ballroom, driven by business unit and other third sector rental.
If you would like, in principle, to be a part of the business community which operates from Fenton Town Hall and which will leave a legacy for the future residents of Fenton and the wider city of Stoke-on-Trent alike...PLEASE STATE IT HERE. Leave your contact details and we will get back to you with.
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At the beginning of 1886 William Meath Baker offered to build a new town hall for Fenton. In April 1888 he submitted plans to Fenton Local Board of Health for three new streets which were subsequently names Station Street, Baker Street and Gimson Street.
The new town hall lay at the centre of the new development. It was a large two storied building of red brick with stone dressings, designed in a combination of late Gothic and Tudor styles by Robert Scrivener & Sons. The main block of six bays has a small central gable and is flanked by lower gabled side wings with oriel windows to the upper floors.
The area in front of the town hail was laid out as a square.