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Good Evening Resident
Chelmsley Wood Newsletter, 23rd June 2025
ARREST – ARREST – ARREST Well actually 7 in total this set, here are a couple. Offender for criminal damage to vehicle, arrested – interviewed & charged. Male arrest here for a burglary in Oxford, returned to Oxford Police. After a foot chase a male was arrest for supply of drugs.
Our Officers have also supported Solihull Priorities Team this week with a number of warrants, following on from community intelligence. Thank you, there are numerous ways to contact & report to us:- 101 is the non emergency telephone number, If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use our textphone service on 18001 101. www.westmidlands.police.uk for our website where you can web chat with us.
Update regarding the recent criminal damage to the buses. Having watched all the CCTV Officers have identified a number of young people responsible for the damage. The majority of whom do not live in this area but are in the process of being interviewed and dealt with appropriately.
Lots of School Visits over the last week, it is always a joy to talk to our younger community members. 
Visited Bishop Wilson School, Year 5 students to talk about being 10yrs old, the age of criminal responsibility. Making good choices & the repercussions of receiving a criminal record.
On Thursday we visited Coleshill Heath School for Careers Week and talked to Yrs 1 & 2 about our roles of PC & PCSO. We talked about our uniform, equipment & the different specialist teams within the Police Force.
Having looked after Fordbridge Community School for many years it was time to hand it over to the Fordbridge Designated Neighbourhood Officers. Honouring my last commitment, I took them along to meet Yr 5 as we talked about the Age of Criminal Responsibility.
Crime Updates There has also been criminal damage reported from Saxon Court, when the glass from one of the balconies was smashed. If you see any suspicious or anti-social behaviour taking place please report these incidents to us. It is these reports that inform our targeted patrol areas. Is there anywhere you don’t feel safe in our community? StreetSafe is a service that allows you to report safety concerns in public places without giving us your name (anonymously). This includes issues like poorly lit streets, abandoned buildings, or vandalism, as well as instances where you feel unsafe due to someone following or verbally abusing you.
 
Dates for your Diaries Cuppa with a Coppa – Monday 30th June 2025 at Three Trees, Hedingham Grove B37 7TP 18:00x19:30hrs. In the café area. Beat Surgery – Wednesday 16th July 2025 at Three Trees, Hedingham Grove B37 7TP 12:30x14:00hrs. In the main Hall. Community Event, we will be at Chelmunds Day, Saturday 26th July 2025 at Three Trees.
News from the Town Centre DNO’s During this set, we have worked alongside Trading Standards in the Town Centre, ensuring that local vape retailers are following the new ban on the single use vapes. We're pleased to say none of the retailers had any disposable vapes for sale, however, one of the retailers had an old box of illegal vapes, which were seized and TS will deal with. We are cracking down on illegal single use vapes to ensure we keep our young people safe, and keep our streets clean of littered vapes. Crime Updates 2 x shoplifters arrested and charged for offences on the Town Centre. Diary Dates On 17th July between 12:00 – 14:00hrs there will be a beat surgery in Lily’s Tea Parlour where you can meet the Town Centre Designated Neighbourhood Officers. HOLD THE PRESS We had such a great Police Station Open Day Last Year, 2024, so we are doing it all again. Yes you heard right Chelmsley Wood Police Station gates will open to the public on Wednesday 6th August between 11am - 2pm. Take a look at the fun we had last year and pop it in your diary to join us for 2025.
Hope to see you there, Stay safe and well PCSO Vicki & PC Stiles Chelmsley Wood DNO’s | ||||
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