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Weekly round-up from your local Neighbourhood Team |
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🚨 Penn NHT Weekly Round Up. 🚨
Hi all hope you are all well. Sorry we had no message last week however I have incorporated the crime search from the 15/07/26 to 02/08/26.
🚨 Crime & Safety Updates — What You Need to Know. 🚨
Theft of a motor vehicle from Pinfold Lane between 00:00 and 07:45 29/07/26.
If you want information regarding crime in your area you can follow this link and see further information plotted on a crime map.
If you would like further information on crime prevention tips, please follow this link. Crime prevention advice | West Midlands Police
Register your CCTV. Appeal for Information (if needed): To further aid this and to help officers of any future incidents, we strongly advise on acquiring CCTV. Something as simple as a doorbell camera can be cheap to buy and install and can also act as a deterrent. Any CCTV can be registered by clicking the link below: CCTV Registry | West Midlands Police
Want to stay anonymous about reporting a crime, or you know someone who is committing a crime, try Crime Stoppers by pressing on the link: Independent UK charity taking crime information anonymously | Crimestoppers
Operation Snap. We want to make sure our roads are as safe as possible for all users. That's why we have Operation Snap (Op Snap) - and we need your help. If you see anyone committing driving offences on our roads and it's captured on your dashcam, CCTV or a mobile phone by a passenger, we want you to send it in to us. Offences might include: Every piece of footage sent to Op Snap is reviewed by specially-trained staff. If an offence is identified, the driver can be prosecuted or told to take a driver improvement course. To report online please follow the link below. Operation Snap | West Midlands Police
Are you interested in joining a speed watch Group.
We are looking for people to join a community speed watch group, Community Speed Watch (CSW) is a volunteer-led road safety initiative supported by West Midlands Police, allowing residents to use speed detection devices to record speeding vehicles in their local neighbourhoods. Vehicles caught speeding trigger a warning letter sent to the registered keeper. If you are interested, please get in touch.
Are you interested in joining our Street Watch?
Why It Matters: Street watch is part of an endless way of engaging our community, working alongside the police to build a better community. Walking together, sharing experiences and raising new issues and awareness is vital to build and shape a better neighbourhood. If you are interested in joining our Street watch, or have any questions, please look here at some more information: StreetWatch - West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner
We are also looking for people to join a community speed watch group, Community Speed Watch (CSW) is a volunteer-led road safety initiative supported by West Midlands Police, allowing residents to use speed detection devices to record speeding vehicles in their local neighbourhoods. Vehicles caught speeding trigger a warning letter sent to the registered keeper. If you are interested, please get in touch. 𝕏 - Follow our team on 𝕏 Tettenhall, Penn & Merry Hill Police (@TettenhallWMP) / X 📞 How to Contact Us or Report Information 📞 Non-Emergency: 101 Emergency: 999 / 112 (if crime in progress or immediate danger) Report Online: Follow the link West Midlands Police Anonymous Reporting: Follow the link Crimestoppers
🤝🏼 Thank you for working with us to keep (Enter your LPA) safe and informed. See you out and about!
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