Student police officers helping to keep communities safe
Five University of Birmingham students are taking a sabbatical from their studies to work as Special Police Constables in their own neighbourhoods of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Student police officers helping to keep communities safe
Five University of Birmingham students are taking a sabbatical from their studies to work as Special Police Constables in their own neighbourhoods of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Student police officers helping to keep communities safe
Five University of Birmingham students are taking a sabbatical from their studies to work as Special Police Constables in their own neighbourhoods of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Student police officers helping to keep communities safe
Five University of Birmingham students are taking a sabbatical from their studies to work as Special Police Constables in their own neighbourhoods of Selly Oak and Edgbaston.
Week of action to tackle CSE
Commuters and young people in Birmingham will be encouraged to get to know the signs of grooming and child sexual exploitation (CSE) during a week of action. Next week, officers from Birmingham City Council, along with regional CSE leads, will be out and about at New Street station raising awareness of this horrific, hidden crime […]
Brand new West Midlands Police and Crime Plan published
These pages may have been overtaken by the long, slow build up to the contest for the first West Midlands elected mayor next May. But, there is already a single
Road Safety Strategy launched at partnership showcase event
The new Road Safety Strategy for Birmingham has been launched at an event showcasing the resources available to the agencies and groups working together to tackle road safety across the city. The event, which took place at West Midlands Fire Service’s headquarters, saw members of the Birmingham Road Safety Partnership come together to talk about […]
Force has very serious questions to answer – Police Commissioner
Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has commissioned a report into the failings of the force following the conviction of former West Midlands Police officer Allan Richards for dozens of sex
Why Dave could be right person at wrong time to replace Met police chief
The retirement of Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has raised an inevitable question: who is in line to take on the most difficult job in British policing? In the
Market enforcement officers start their Bull Ring beat
Shoppers and traders have welcomed the introduction of new market enforcement officers, who will tackle crime and anti-social behaviour around Birmingham’s Bull Ring Markets. The Open, Rag and Indoor markets and surrounding areas are now patrolled market enforcement officers, employed by Birmingham City Council’s Markets Service, to keep staff and shoppers safe. Five market enforcement […]