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  • Inspector

    Claire jones

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    Mark Short - Neighbourhood Team.

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    Callam Arnold - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Harborne

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    Gemma Sears - Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer - Edgbaston

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    Stephanie Lloyd - Local Action Team

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    Amy Davis

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    Colette Hughes

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    Community Priority - Shoplifting and business crime on Harborne High Street and the surrounding roads

    Issued 26 September 2026

    Action taken:

    we have arrested and charged 5 people with offences of theft on harborne high street over the previous Month.
    we continue to patrol the high street and interact with stores to offer prevention.

    Actioned 01 October 2026

  • Priority:

    Force Priority – Op PLAZARI

    We are committed to tackling violence and the exploitation of vulnerable women on the streets of the Harborne policing area.
    We know that the Hagley Road West and surrounding areas are hotspots for prostitution. Our neighbourhood policing teams will be intensifying our enforcement of this activity. We are working with multiple partners internally and externally to identify and safeguard vulnerable people.
    We will also operate a zero tolerance approach to those exploiting and utilising illegal services around the Harborne area.

    Issued 30 September 2026

    Action taken:

    To date, we have been working with partners from external agencies such as The Turnaround Project in order to offer help and support to vulnerable women and girls. We have also been liaising with our neighbouring policing teams to ensure we address the issues together not in isolation.
    If you have any information you feel may be useful to us please speak to a member of our team or use Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or on their website.

    Actioned 01 October 2026

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    Local Priority - Vehicle crime - specifically in the area between Metchley Lane, High Street and Harborne Park Road.

    Issued 15 August 2026

    Action taken:

    I am pleased to say that the work in this area has led to a reduction of 22% on year on year figures which is 21 fewer victims of crime this year from last year. That being said, we are still striving to lower this further through education of the community and people who pass through. Please remember to lock your car at all times and close the windows. Don't leave the engine running whilst you run out to the shop - it only takes a second for an offender to jump in and drive off in the car and the chances are the insurance won't cover this.

    We have liaised with the community safety officers from BCC to advise them of the issues and asked them to be in the area when they can. We have been working with our vehicle crime team to identify key nominals and have had officers actively pursuing those nominals. The offences of car cannabilism (removal of bumpers/bonnets/lights and wing mirrors) in the area have lowered in the last month - but work is ongoing to target harden those vehicles most affected to prevent this offence occurring in the first place.

    Traditionally, car crime involved offenders breaking into vehicles to steal valuables such as mobile phones, sat navs, bags, and tools. However, we are now seeing an increase in car cannibalisation offences, where vehicles are stripped for parts while parked, rather than being stolen and driven away.

    Our dedicated patrol plan for addressing anti-social behaviour and prostitution in the area also covers this issue. Prevention is a key focus of our efforts and we are working with the Design Out Crime team to make it more difficult for opportunist offenders, and we partner with local businesses to raise awareness among customers. Additionally, we have been reminding local residents to remove valuables from their vehicles.

    Actioned 01 October 2026

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PCSO walkabout

4:00PM - 6:00PM, Wed 21 October 2026

Hagley Road West, Harborne

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PACT Meeting

7:30PM - 9:00PM, Wed 21 October 2026

St peters church harborne

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