West Midlands Police
Walsall Local Policing Unit

Welcome to Walsall Local Policing Unit

Welcome to the Walsall Borough police website. Here you will find information relating to your local neighbourhood, as well as news, feedback and police surgery and community meeting dates.

The towns of Brownhills, Aldridge, Bloxwich, Willenhall, Darlaston and Walsall make up the Borough, which is home to an estimated population of 254,500 people (2007).

Walsall is a diverse and multi-cultural borough, with over 180,000 residents aged 16 to 74 and over 41.7% of the population in employment.

Traditionally an industrial area and famous for its leather and lock industries, Walsall Borough is now recognised for its art gallery, state of the art College and a brand new hospital which is scheduled to open this summer (2010).

Policing in the borough is based on local authority Neighbourhood Management Area (NMA) boundaries, and each team consists of a sergeant and a number of police constables, police community support officers and special constables. Together their sole objective is to tackle crime and address issues of greatest concern to residents, particularly anti-social behaviour.

You can find more information about the area in which you live by scrolling over the ‘Your Neighbourhood’ link on this page.

Find your local neighbourhood

Enter your postcode to locate your local neighbourhood - here you can find contact details, priorities and actions, the names of your local officers and much more

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Your Area

Please use the map below to view the area that the Walsall Local Policing Unit covers. The LPU is broken down into a number of neighbourhoods, click on an area of the highlighted map to see which neighbourhood is located at that point:


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What's new...

Roles and Responsibilities

Roles and Responsibilities

What does a Special Constable do? Find out here

Good or bad - tell us how we rate

Good or bad - tell us how we rate

Rate your local police - what service are you receiving?

Walsall Borough Schools Facebook

Walsall Borough Schools Facebook

Facebook school site for pupils and parents in Walsall

Alumwell Team Facebook

Alumwell Team Facebook

Meet the team and find out the lastest news for Alumwell

Walsall Police on Facebook

Walsall Police on Facebook

Latest from Walsall,Willenhall,Darlaston,Bloxwich & Aldridge

Licensing team on twitter

Licensing team on twitter

Follow Sgt John De-Hayes on twitter

Our first PCSO on twitter

Our first PCSO on twitter

Follow PCSO Sam Skinner on patrol in Walsall Wood

Ins Tony Banton on Twitter

Ins Tony Banton on Twitter

Follow the Willenhall and Darlaston Inspector

Follow Aldridge PC on Twitter

Follow Aldridge PC on Twitter

PC Jo Staunton talks about policing in Aldridge

Follow Superintendent on Twitter

Follow Superintendent on Twitter

Supt Keith Fraser head of local policing for Walsall

Coalpool officer on Twitter

Coalpool officer on Twitter

Follow Coalpool Sgt, Jim Nixon on Twitter

Bloxwich Sergeant on Twitter

Bloxwich Sergeant on Twitter

Follow Sergeant Carl Steventon @carlossteve9251

Sgt Jim Nixon's blog

Sgt Jim Nixon's blog

keep up to date with local policing in Coalpool

Follow our blogger

Follow our blogger

Sgt John De Hayes from the Walsall Licensing Team

A night out with Walsall Police

A night out with Walsall Police

Take a look behind the scenes of a town centre operation

Community Payback in Walsall

Community Payback in Walsall

Click here to nominate a project in your area

Safer-motors

Safer-motors

tips on how to keep your vehicle safe from criminals

Fix My Street-On line reporting

Fix My Street-On line reporting

Got a street light out, graffiti,litter problem or similar?

Neighbourhood Watch Website

Neighbourhood Watch Website

Find out all about neighbourhood watch and how to join

Safe Street a new website for kids

Safe Street a new website for kids

West Midlands Police new Interactive website for kids

Your area...

Search for your local area using the postcode search below:

Crime Statistics

Find out about crime levels in your neighbourhood

Crime Statistics