Blakenall NHT Police Activities

Blakenall NHT Police Activities

Dear resident,

Hope you are all well and having a good start for your week.

Here’s a quick roundup from your local policing team of some of the work we have been doing over the last couple of days in the area of Blakenall, Leamore, Birchills and Beechdale.

Patrols were made in the neighbourhood area in relation to off Road bikes- Remington Road, Goscote Lane / Swannies Field/The lea and Barracks Lane but also in other areas.

Reedswood Retail Park came in our attention for shoplifting. Therefore, we increased our patrols and engagement in the area.

On Miner Street in Birchills, the local PCSOs posted flyers to houses in the area in regards the ASB (Anti-social Behaviour) and quad/motor bikes. We also discussed with the local residents and reassured them against crimes and ASB.

ASB and targeted patrols were completed around Bloxwich and Blakenall to deter crime.

Thanks to information received from the public, two outstanding suspects have been placed in custody.

PCSOs from Blakenall NHT visited Croft Academy and delivered advice on ‘stranger danger’ and social media use.

For further crime prevention advice please see- Crime prevention advice | West Midlands Police

Events coming up:

Birchills & Leamore Community Meeting

11:00AM - 12:00PM, Tue 03rd June 2025

Richards House, Burrowes St, Walsall WS2 8NN

Beechdale Community Meeting

1:30PM - 3:00PM, Wed 28 May 2025

Frank F Harrison Community Association Ltd Stephenson Square, Bloxwich, Walsall

Please see our advice and information regarding cycle safety and E-scooters: The team are seeing people on a regular basis with no hi vis on, no reflectors or lights.

Advice on e-scooter usage | West Midlands Police

Cycle safety | West Midlands Police

Please remember also our campaign regarding CCTV registration-

CCTV Registry | West Midlands Police

Support groups for regarding ASB - Antisocial behaviour support organisations | West Midlands Police

‘Ask the Police’ - your policing questions answered

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Blakenall Neighbourhood Team

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Catalin Marica
(Police, PCSO, Blakenall NHT, Bloxwich LPA)