Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

Good evening Resident

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

What’s been happening:

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have been providing a visible presence in the area of Castle Vale and the wider Tyburn area.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers and PCSO’S have been conducting CCTV enquiries for investigations. CCTV footage is key evidence for the police, once obtained we can run images through facial recognition and see if we get any hits.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers and PCSO’S have conducted a traffic operation on the Fort retail park. We seized one car for no tax and insurance and we stripped 12 sets of tints from vehicles. The tints were tested and found to be illegal modifications.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers and PCSO’S have been attending incidents in Tyburn and Erdington.

PCSO’S have attended a shared solutions meeting at the Sanctuary, Castle Vale. The meeting was aimed to provide ideas on how to solve problems in the local area.

PCSO’S have attended a Pop-up police station at St Chads Church, Erdington, please see further dates for this months Pop-ups below.

Please see below: the dates for our events for the remainder of July 2026:

Pop Up Police Station

6:00PM- 7:00PM Fri 17 July 2026

Sainsburys, Castle Vale Retail Park, Chester Rd, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 6HB

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