Logbook loans in Stoke-on-Trent, from Tunstall to Longton.

Stoke-on-Trent is really six towns: Tunstall, Burslem, Hanley, Stoke, Fenton and Longton. The A500 strings them together between junctions 15 and 16 of the M6, the A50 leads east towards Uttoxeter and Derby, and Newcastle-under-Lyme sits just to the west.

Everyday journeys tend to hop from one town to the next, past Burslem Park and out towards Trentham. Factories, depots and family are spread across north Staffordshire, and not every route has a convenient bus. If your vehicle is paid for, you can borrow against it and keep using it.

Apply online, at any time. An underwriter usually calls within 2 working hours to go through it with you, and you can ask whatever you like. We look at your circumstances as a whole and only lend when the repayments are affordable for you.

If the loan goes ahead, a signing agent visits you, usually within 3 working hours, to witness the Bill of Sale. The loan is usually complete within 24 working hours. We pay by bank transfer, and you keep the vehicle and carry on driving it.

We lend against cars, vans and motorbikes. Cars under 15 years old are more likely to be accepted, but what matters most is that the vehicle is yours, free of finance, insured and taxed. A delivery van or a family car are both fine places to start.

You can borrow from £1,000 to £50,000. The amount depends on your vehicle's value and what you can afford, not on whether you live in Fenton or Hanley. Poor credit is considered, subject to affordability, and your quote begins with a soft search.

Questions from Stoke-on-Trent drivers

Borrowing responsibly. We only lend when the repayments are affordable for you. Our service is not advised. If money is a worry, you can get free, impartial help from MoneyHelper (opens in a new tab), StepChange (opens in a new tab) or Citizens Advice (opens in a new tab).

Everything happens online and by phone, so you can apply from anywhere in the UK. See how it works elsewhere in the West Midlands: