WEEKLY ROUNDUP

WEEKLY ROUNDUP

Good Evening Resident

weekly round up from the Kingstanding neighbourhood policing team.

What’s been happening

PCSO’s are continuing to conduct patrols around the shopping areas of the circle Hawthorn Road and College Road to deter shoplifters and to provide reassurance to shop staff and the public.

PCSO’s are continuing to give crime prevention advice and Reassurance to victims of crime via personal visits.

Our officers have been assisting our response colleagues this week with high calls for service.

This week we have had 3 thefts of motor vehicles, 1 theft from motor vehicle and 1 criminal damage to vehicle

We have had no burglaries over the last week.

We have been working hard this week to finish organising the Emergency Services Day at McDonalds college road, we are hoping you can join us for a fun filled day it starts at 12pm until 3pm on Thursday the 13th August.

POLICE MUSEUM

Now that the summer holidays are here why not visit the Police Museum

We are open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, although occasional closures may occur due to private bookings or events – these can be seen over on our website.

Our Address:

The Lock-up
Steelhouse Lane
Birmingham
B4 6BJ 

COFFEE AND CONNECT

The next Surgery will be Monday 21st August , at the Eco Hub witton lakes So please pop in and have a chat with your neighbourhood officers.

MOBILE POLICE STATION

We will be having these pop-up surgeries to answer any questions or concerns you may have and to provide you with crime prevention advice.

Dates and locations TBA

POP UP CRIME PREVENTION ADVICE SESSIONS

We are now conducting Pop up crime prevention advice sessions where we can sign up members of the public to our WM NOW and to give out crime prevention alarms, these sessions will be held at the KINGSTANDING LEISURE CENTRE on Dulwich Road. The next pop up will be Sunday 9th August at 11am

COMMUNITY SPEED WATCH

We are looking to increase our volunteers for community speed watch

If you are someone who wants to make a difference to your community then get in touch, we need you for our community speed watches.

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