Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

Tyburn Neighbourhood Team Weekly round up

Here’s our weekly round up from the Tyburn Neighbourhood Policing Team.

What’s been happening:

A community meeting on the Erdington Hall Road has been conducted with residents to express their concerns of anti social behaviour in the area.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have made 2 arrests.

Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers and PCSO’S have conducted a knife arch operation at Greenwood School on Castle Vale.

PCSO’s have been conducting patrols around our Retail Area’s to give Reassurance to members of the public and to deter shop theft. They have also been conducting patrols and vehicle checks in the Tyburn area.

PCSO’S have attended Chivenor House on the 24th November for a Cuppa with a Copper to discuss neighbourhood issues.

PCSO’s and Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have been working with the Kingstanding Neighbourhood Team responding to incidents in the wider area.

PCSO’S from the Tyburn Neighbourhood Team will be conducting Police pop up surgeries for the rest of this year.

If you need any advice or would like to give any information confidentially, please come and speak to us. See the dates below:

Pop Up Police station

10:00hrs - 12:00hrs, Tue 02 December 2025

Castle Vale Library, Spitfire House, 10 High St, Castle Vale, Birmingham

Pop Up Police Station

10:00hrs - 12:00hrs, Wed 03 December 2025

ST CHADS CHURCH STONEY HURST ROAD

Pop Up Police station

Go Outdoors, Ravenside retail park, Kingsbury Road on 11/12/2025 between 10:30hrs – 11:30hrs.

11:00hrs - 13:00hrs, Wed 10 December 2025

Lidl, Kingsbury Road, Erdington

Also a bicycle property marking event is taking place at;

This is a FREE service with Bike Register which is a national database.

Please feel free to bring your bike and meet your local Tyburn Neighbourhood PCSO’S. This can also be another opportunity for you to share any information or concerns you may have.

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Register your CCTV and doorbell cameras with us today to receive alerts when your footage may help us catch criminals operating in your area.

NO personal information will be publicly available. It takes just 60 seconds to add your details to our secure police system and within minutes, you could be helping us solve serious crimes. You’ll just add your name, address, email and the number of cameras you control.

There’s still time for you to securely register your CCTV or doorbell cameras before the new year at: CCTV Registry | West Midlands Police

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It is an official Policing resource that provides Q&A’s to a variety of the most frequently asked policing questions. It offers an alternative to online non-emergency reporting, reducing calls to the police and freeing up resources.
This does NOT replace 999 for emergency concerns. Home (askthe.police.uk)

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