Pasted below are the notes of the Kings Heath Police Neighbourhood Tasking Meeting of
30 July 2008.
NB Date/ Time/ Venue of next meeting:
Wednesday 24th September 2008 @ @
The Hub, Vicarage Road, Stirchley
Neighbourhood:
Kings Heath South / Stirchley
Date
of meeting: Thursday 30th July 2008
Kings
Heath Cricket Club, Kings Heath
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New Issues Raised – for
action by police and partners
Stirchley:
* The
Worthings onto Fordhouse Lane, cars often parked dangerously over the corners of the road and on the pavement.
* Tree on corner of The Worthings needs cutting
back
* Young people congregating outside Hazelwell
PH / Vicarage Road
* Counterfeit currency being used at shops Vicarage
Road
* Harton Way, mattresses dumped outside a
property
* Bournville Bridge, flooding during recent bad
weather
Kings
Heath South:
* Lack of black bin liners for residents in
Linley Grove
* Allen’s Croft Road/Dawberry Fields Road,
new play area development. Unsafe for children
at the moment. ASB in an evening. Skate area flooded recently with the bad weather
* Alleyway in between Kings Road/Dawberry Road,
youths gathering after 9pm
* Drug dealing in Linley Grove.
* Livingstone Road/St Patricks Close, ASB,
underage drinking and smoking, most evenings from 7pm onwards
* Featherstone Road/Westminster Drive near to
the Scope house inconsiderate parking in the day
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Answers – feedback and
solutions
Stirchley
Inconsiderate
parking of vehicles on Dad’s Lane opposite Highbury public house – team paying passing
attention, vehicle’s are moved on if causing an obstruction
Goods on
footpaths outside shops on Pershore Road – Council/Highways Agency and
Sgt Knowles to do a join visit once Sgt Knowles back from annual leave
Graffiti of
tag “ERORS” in Stirchley and Allens Croft area – ongoing, PCSO’s
visited In a City Arts shop in Kings Heath as “ERORS” is known to purchase spray
paints from this shop. Shop workers do not
know name of youth or where he lives but gave a description which has been circulated to
the team
Inconsiderate
parking over dropped kerbs in Charlotte Road – team been paying continued
passing attention
Anti social
behaviour of youths gathering in Harvest Close/Fordhouse Lane – these groups are
associated with addresses in Harvest Close and
Beilby Road /Windsor Road. Thursday 31st July 2008 at Stirchley
indoor bowls, residents of Harvest Close met for the 2nd time in company with
PCSO 30655 Barlow, PC 20507 Smith, PC 4333 Jabeen, Sarah Bakewell from Housing Birmingham
City Council and Cllr Huxtable all present, regarding ongoing issues in Harvest Close.
Insecure
properties at Hazelwell Lane and Fordhouse Lane/Pershore Road – all properties are now
secure
Kings Heath
South
Motorbikes
being driven inconsiderately in Harton Way – officers had 1 bike
confiscated recently, since then no reports of mini motors/quad bikes in the area
Anti social
behaviour of youths in The Pathway – again linked to Harvest Close, Beilby/Windsor Road group
Damaged lamp
posts in Hazelhurst Road @ Livingstone Road – Council report they have
checked the lamp posts which have been deemed safe and not a danger to the public
Rubbish in
Linley Grove –
council visited, situation in hand, council circulated leaflets regarding green waste.
Other updates
Sgt Knowles team will not be taking on
the Brandwood area and will continue to patrol Stirchley and Kings Heath South as normal
PCSO’s and officers from the neighbourhood
team will be taking part in “crime reduction days” led by PCSO 30656 Kennedy in
conjunction with Halfords, whereby Halfords staff will be fitting anti-theft screws to any
vehicle which is either out of warranty or currently has their number plate secured to
their vehicle with screws. The days will be
10-2pm Thursday 31st July 2008 – Co-op Stirchley, Thursday 7th
August 2008 Somerfield, High Street Kings Heath, Thursday 14th August 2008
Sainsburys Maypole, Thursday 21st August 2008 Somerfield Cotteridge
W/C 18th August 2008, the team with
be involved with activities at The Den youth group
5th August 2008, meeting with Liz
Wood from the The Den, Royden Dawson Environmental Warden, Richard Green Birmingham City
Council and PCSO 30655 BARLOW and PCSO 30656 KENNEDY regarding the graffiti clean up day
in and around Dawberry Road/Dawberry Fields Road
All officers on neighbourhood 11 & 12
received their 2 day mountain bike course over 2 weekends.
PCSO’s and officers where possible will patrol on mountain bikes
The neighbourhood team are moving from Kings
Heath Police Station to Kings Norton Police Station. Kings
Norton Police Station is not open to the public and all calls to the team should go via
the West Midlands Police number 0845 1135000 asking for Sgt Knowles
Occupants of a property on Haunch Lane where we
have carried out several drugs warrants have
now been evicted.
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Panel members present:
Chairman: Dave Jee Hazelwell Neighbourhood
Watch Co-ordinator).
Councillor Tim Huxtable (Bournville Ward)
Steve McCabe
(MP Hall Green )
Councillor Mark Hill (Brandwood Ward)
Liz Wood (The Den Youth project)
PC 2185 Brunt, PC 20444 Hughes, PCSO 30655
Barlow, PCSO 30656 Kennedy, PCSO 30660 Hayes
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List of Members present from Partner Agencies
Royden Dawson (Environmental Warden, Birmingham
City Council)
Approx 35 members of public present
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Date/ Time/ Venue of next meeting
Wednesday 24th September 2008 @ The Hub, Vicarage
Road, Stirchley
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