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Dear Residents and Local Businesses, here is your weekly update from your local neighbourhood Policing Team, Stoke and Wyken. We are now halfway through February, one of the smaller months in the year and spring is readily approaching, which means that we will soon be experiencing lighter evenings, slowly we will begin to see more and more of our general public out and about , which makes it especially important for us to stay visible and engaged. By working together, we can keep our communities safer, which is why if you see anything suspicious, we encourage you to report it to us Intelligence is key Intelligence is anonymous Intelligence helps us protect and serve our communities Please visit our website to discover the best way for you to report concerns/crimes Live Chat | West Midlands Police (west-midlands.police.uk) Also: Your CCTV helps us to solve real crimes Register your CCTV and doorbell cameras with us today to receive alerts when your footage may help us catch criminals operating in your area. It takes just 60 seconds to add your details to our secure police system and within minutes, you could be helping us solve serious crimes. You’ll just add your name, address, email and the number of cameras you control. Please click or paste the below link for more information: CCTV Registry | West Midlands Police This is the opportunity for members of public to share images / details of anyone committing Traffic Offences. Click the link for more information. Operation Snap | West Midlands Police Operation Snap | West Midlands Police - This is the opportunity for members of public to share images / details of persons committing Traffic Offences. Click the link for further information. OP WOODCORE remains a part of our continued efforts to provide high visibility patrols and reassurance in areas which have higher statistics of burglaries, this will be ongoing for an unspecified length of time. Our regular patrols in green spaces continue in areas such as Caludon Castle Park, Stoke Heath, Barras Green, The Lindfield and St Margaret’s Skate Park. To reduce anti-social behaviour, our targeted guardian patrols remain active on Walsgrave Road, Riley Square, Hillmorton Road and Edgwick Park. We will be holding meetings at some of our community spaces soon so that you the public can meet some of our DNOs (Designated Neighbourhood Officers) they oversee a particular ward within the Stoke & Wyken area and work together closely with our PCSOs. We are regularly updating our X/Twitter page, please follow this for more information, regarding our upcoming meetings, we will be announcing these via WMnow so watch this space.
Pc Munro. DNO for Wyken doing some foot patrol on Walsgrave Road Officers from the Stoke & Wyken team have had 5 arrests this week, one of who was female arrested for possession of class e drugs with the intention to supply, others were for shoplifters around our retail park areas. PC Hundel had arranged for mounted units to visit Coventry on the 10th of February; they had visited several green spaces within our local areas.
We also previously shared a survey in partnership with the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner to capture your thoughts and concerns about antisocial behaviour in your local community, we will share the QR code for this below again for you to fill out. We take antisocial behaviour seriously and it is at the core of our neighbourhood policing activity. We’ve developed a plan to reduce antisocial behaviour for 2026 onwards, and your views are central to helping this plan continue to grow and work effectively for our local communities. Antisocial behaviour can have a real impact on how safe people feel where they live. 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. 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 this link or scanning the QR code below
Although we do not have any nature watch stories this week, we value the stories you share with us, and we will continue to share these with the community. Thank you for all showing interest in our nature watch segment, there will be many more to follow. For non-emergency enquiries or to raise community concerns in the Wyken area, residents are encouraged to contact Coventry Police through their usual channels. Live Chat | West Midlands Police (west-midlands.police.uk) Please be aware that this inbox is NOT monitored 24 hours a day and is purely for non-emergencies. In an emergency please call 999. To report a crime in a non-emergency situation please call 101 or visit Report a crime | West Midlands Police to do this online. 📞 How to Contact Us or Report Information 📞 Non-Emergency: 101 Emergency: 999 / 112 (if crime in progress or immediate danger) Report Online: West Midlands Police Anonymous Reporting: Crimestoppers
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