Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

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Here’s our weekly round up from the Tyburn neighbourhood policing team.

What’s been happening:

Tyburn Neighbourhood officers have set up business watch in our Tyburn retail parks. This enables us to work a long side our retailers with regards to retail crime such as shop lifting, begging and anti-social behaviour.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have made four arrests, this is part of a continued effort to drive down major crime in the Tyburn area, Officers will as always continue to be proactive in this respect.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have issued 3 community resolutions, as explained previously this is an alternative way to resolve low level crime without charging someone with a criminal offence otherwise known as an out of court disposal.

PCSO’s have been attending incidents as well as conducting visible patrols. We cover all areas in Tyburn and try to remain as visible as possible. It’s always a pleasure to bump into people and have a chat when we are out and about. As always please feel free to speak to us, whether it’s just to say hello or you have some concerns or intelligence for us or would just like some crime prevention advice.

Our community pop ups for February 2026 are:

Tuesday 3rd February at 11.00-12.00hrs.

Spitfire Services

Wednesday 4th February at 10.00-11.00hrs.

St Chad’s Church

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