Your local team
As your local neighbourhood police team, we work together with the community, local authority, and other partners to help keep you safe.
Our team is made up of police officers and dedicated Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs). This includes a sergeant, dedicated local named officers, and Local Action Team officers. We are also supported by police teams, including response and investigation units, as well as other specialist colleagues, to help solve the crimes and problems that really matter to you.
Through our understanding of the calls we receive and our local community meetings, we agree with partners, community leaders, and residents on the key priorities for us to focus on in your area. Working in partnership, we aim to find long-term solutions to local problems while maintaining a wider focus on preventing crime and making communities safer.
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Crimes and priorities
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Action taken:
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Anti social behaviour in the tower blocks.
Action taken:
Residents are concerned about ongoing anti social behaviour in the tower blocks, Bridport House, Beech Hill House and Kempsey House. Neighbourhood officers have been patrolling the blocks and we will continue to work closely with Birmingham City Council and housing associations to tackle the issues.
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Parking obstructions, untaxed, sorn vehicles.
Action taken:
Residents have reported numerous issues relating to parking obstructions, untaxed vehicles and sorn vehicles in and around the area of Kineton Croft. Officers have been checking vehicle periodically and will take action where we can whether it be a ticket or seizing the vehicle.
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Anti social behaviour caused by off road motorcycles and speeding vehicles.
Action taken:
We have been made aware from our police and community meetings that this is still a requirement as a priority so we will continue to work on this matter. If you have any phone footage or doorbell footage of this sort of offence please make contact with one of the team and we will happily review. If you know where the bikes are stored please contact ourselves or Crimestoppers anonymously. We will look to organise operations with neighbourhood officers and the road policing team working together as we have previously done this and had positive action in seizing bikes in the area
further patrols will continue throughout the lighter / warmer months in order to tackle this issue and employ a wider police response using specialist departments