Weekly News Letter for Kinghurst

Weekly News Letter for Kinghurst

Kinghurst:

Burglary- There has been no reports of burglary between Sunday 25th October 2026 and Tuesday 03rd November 2026.

Theft of motor vehicle – There has been no reports of theft of a motor vehicle between Sunday 25th October 2026 and Tuesday 03rd November 2026.

Theft from a motor vehicle – There has been no reports of theft from motor vehicle between Sunday 25th October 2026 and Tuesday 03rd November 2026.

Interference with a motor vehicle - There has been no reports of interference with a motor vehicle between Sunday 25th October 2026 and Tuesday 03rd November 2026.

What’s been happening? Good news and Arrests by the team.

This week, Smithswood team has had fours arrests. Two arrests of domestic violence order, one arrest of theft from a shop and one arrest of domestic harassment.

Smithswood NHT also seized a vehicle for No Tax and No Insurance in Castle Bromwich.

Local PCSOs joined the local community to celebrate Halloween by decorating pumpkins at Kingshurst Allotments. We also joined Halloween celebrations with the residents of Henshaw Court.

Our community Speed Watch group were out last week on Water Orton Road in Castle Bromwich. Castle Bromwich team were also on patrol on the same afternoon.

Castle Bromwich neighbourhood officers were in Morisons this week offering crime prevention advice around the safety in the darker nights.

This afternoon, two surgeries were held at Wyegate Close and Elmwood Family Hub in Smithswood respectively. Residents were spoken to regarding the anti-social behaviour around this time of the year.

Fireworks are exciting, but a criminal record isn't.

We strongly recommend attending a professional display and avoid having your own displays at home.
Setting off fireworks in public places, including parks and streets IS illegal. It could land you with a criminal record or an unlimited fine.

A criminal record could seriously derail your:

Future international travel & visas

Career prospects and job applications

Fireworks can be used in the UK any time from 7am to 11pm. Exceptions are Bonfire night: 7am to midnight New Year's Eve, Diwali and Chinese New Year: 7am to 1am.

You'll see more officers out on patrol around antisocial behaviour hot spot areas. If you spot anyone misusing fireworks or aiming them at buildings, people, or vehicles, report it to us on 999.

Dates for your diary:

Remembrance Parade

Date: Sunday 08 November 2026 at 09:00

Held at: The Green, Castle Bromwich

Beat Surgery

Date: Wednesday 11 November 2026 at 12:00

Held at: St Mary's and St Margaret's Church

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Mohammed Hussain
(Police, PCSO, Smiths wood Neighbourhood Team)