Welcome to Brierley Hill Neighbourhood

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Brierley Hill Neighbourhood

Sergeant Deb Rowbotham
Telephone:	101 ext 7902 6304
Email:	brierleyhill@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk

PC Ryan Clayes
PC Lorna Hayes
PC Lisa Lambeth
PC Cat Purser
PC Tim Sawyer
PC Kevin Sinar
PC Dave Trevalen
PC Wayne Trueman
PCSO Martin Beardsmore
PCSO Neil Bunting
PCSO Wendy Darby
PCSO Andrew Freeman
PCSO Jim Keeley
PCSO Victoria Rogers
PCSO Steve Roper

Priorities and Issues

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Your neighbourhood team are currently working with the community and partners to address the following:

On Street Drinking Brierley Hill.
There have been a number of complaints in relation to on street drinking in the Brierley Hill area. This will be a priority for the Neighbourhood Team.
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On Street Drinking in the Brierley Hill area.: Officers have conducted targeted patrols in the area and there have been a high number of alcohol seizures. Local businesses are being spoken to and evidence is being gathered in relation to persons committing a public nuisance. Patrols will continue and on street drinking will not be tolerated in these areas.
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Illegal Parking in the Brierley Hill area.
There have been a number of complaints in relation to illegal parking on the streets in and around the High Street and this will be a priority for the Neighbourhood Team.
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Parking in the Brierley Hill Area.: A number of fixed penalties have been issued on the Neighbourhood and patrols will continue in the areas reported to us.
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What do these mean?

Neighbourhood police teams across Dudley borough are working hard to resolve issues and concerns raised by the local community.

If you have a specific concern about the neighbourhood in which you live, there are a number of ways you can share this information with us.

You can:
• Attend a local PACT (Partners and Communities Together) meeting or police surgery in your area. (Dates are listed on each neighbourhood webpage).
• Give the relevant neighbourhood team a call (Numbers are listed on the website)
• Stop one of our police officers or police community support officers who are on street patrol for a chat.
• Visit one of our police stations and explain your concerns to a relevant officer.
• Email your neighbourhood team explaining your concerns (Email addresses can be found on each neighbourhood webpage)

There are also numerous community groups and schemes that work alongside officers to reduce and deter crime.

You can become involved in local Neighbourhood Watch schemes, or even set up your own scheme with the help of our partnership officer. For further information, please contact your neighbourhood team for details.

Whichever method you prefer, we hope to hear from you soon.

If it matters to you, it matters to us.

Meetings

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Neighbourhood Meetings

Date/Time	Meeting Type and Location
6 June 2013 6:00 pm	PACT Meeting Nine Locks Community Centre, Hill Street, Brierley.
1 August 2013 6:00 pm	PACT Meeting St Pauls Community Centre Hawbush Road Hawbush Brierley Hill
12 September 2013 6:00 pm	PACT Meeting Nine Locks Community Centre, Hill Street, Brierley..

Have your say

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Here you can send a quick email direct to this Neighbourhood Team. Simply write your message and click 'Submit'.

If you wish to be contacted about your query, then please include a telephone number or email address in the message.

This form is not for reporting a crime - in an emergency always dial 999, in a non-emergency call 0345 113 5000. For general enquiries view the main West Midlands Police website.