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A message from our local Police team:

Crime Prevention Advice Stand Touchwood Shopping Centre Solihull

Solihull Police Partnerships Team will be in Touchwood Shopping Centre on Friday 27th February.



We’ll have lots of information on the prevention of violence against women and girls.



We’ll also have information and advice for anyone that is suffering domestic abuse. Or if you have concerns for someone.



You can speak to our officers about general crime prevention for your home and vehicles; we have some crime prevention giveaways to hand out too.



We are being joined by the West Midlands Police Fraud and Cyber Protect Team. You can talk to them about protecting yourself and your loved ones against fraud and cybercrime.



If you’d like to talk to us about any concerns you have in your local area pop along to see us. We can advise you on how to contact your local police team.

We look forward to seeing you there.



📅When Friday 27th February 26

🕔 11.30am until 2.30pm

📍Touchwood Shopping Centre, Solihull. Car Park, Homer Rd, Solihull B91 3GJ
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A message from the Police:

Superintendent Simon Inglis wants your thoughts on antisocial behaviour 💬

We know antisocial behaviour can have a real impact on how safe people feel where they live. We take antisocial behaviour seriously and it is at the core of our neighbourhood policing activity.

We’ve got a plan on how we will be reducing antisocial behaviour for 2026 onwards, but your views are central to helping this plan continue to grow and work effectively for our local communities.

To make sure this plan is informed by local experiences, we've created a short survey, in partnership with the Office of the Police of the Police and Crime Commissioner, to capture your feedback.

We are reaching out again to give you the opportunity to share your experiences and ideas to help ensure the plan reflects the needs of your community, and how well we are delivering a service for you.

By taking part in the survey, you can help identify what matters most in your area and where action should be focused.

The survey will be open throughout February, and everyone who lives, works, or spends time in the West Midlands is encouraged to take part. It only takes 5 minutes to complete.

Feedback from the survey will directly inform the approach taken by West Midlands Police and partners to reduce and prevent antisocial behaviour moving forward.

To have your say, complete the survey before 28 February 2026 by clicking the link or scanning the QR code below.

Thank you.

online1.snapsurveys.com/Interview/cb3ad427-5dbb-4dc6-8c9b-962ba1e0d8fa
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A message from the Police:

Superintendent Simon Inglis wants your thoughts on antisocial behaviour 💬

We know antisocial behaviour can have a real impact on how safe people feel where they live. We take antisocial behaviour seriously and it is at the core of our neighbourhood policing activity.

We’ve got a plan on how we will be reducing antisocial behaviour for 2026 onwards, but your views are central to helping this plan continue to grow and work effectively for our local communities.   

To make sure this plan is informed by local experiences, weve created a short survey, in partnership with the Office of the Police of the Police and Crime Commissioner, to capture your feedback.

We are reaching out again to give you the opportunity to share your experiences and ideas to help ensure the plan reflects the needs of your community, and how well we are delivering a service for you.   

By taking part in the survey, you can help identify what matters most in your area and where action should be focused.  

The survey will be open throughout February, and everyone who lives, works, or spends time in the West Midlands is encouraged to take part.  It only takes 5 minutes to complete.

Feedback from the survey will directly inform the approach taken by West Midlands Police and partners to reduce and prevent antisocial behaviour moving forward.  

To have your say, complete the survey before 28 February 2026 by clicking the link or scanning the QR code below.

Thank you.

https://online1.snapsurveys.com/Interview/cb3ad427-5dbb-4dc6-8c9b-962ba1e0d8fa

Good afternoon, residents! 🌞✨
Great news — the nature reserve gate should be reopening in the next few days! 🌿😄🎉
It will still be closed each night to help prevent ASB 🚫🌙, but we’re excited to have daytime access back!
Thanks so much for your patience and understanding! 🙌💚
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Good afternoon, residents! 🌞✨
Great news — the nature reserve gate should be reopening in the next few days! 🌿😄🎉
It will still be closed each night to help prevent ASB 🚫🌙, but we’re excited to have daytime access back!
Thanks so much for your patience and understanding! 🙌💚

Comment on Facebook

Great news, but what has changed and what's to stop it being locked again in the future?

Thank goodness.

Emily Fox xx

Parish Council News February 2026
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Parish Council News February 2026
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Thank you 🙏🏽

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Tythe Barn Lane Road Closure

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To supply which new development? The one that hasn't been approved yet?

Three acres lane doesn't even connect does it?!

Jessica Watkinss

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