There has been an increase of Anti-Social Behaviour in the tower blocks in Erdington the main issues are at Cranleigh House. Pinewood flats Bromford close and Alnwick house Jarvis Road

We are continuing to work with local partner agencies including Birmingham City Council to address repeat anti-social behaviour (ASB) issues in the area. We are also using enforcement actions such Community Protection Warnings and ASB Conduct letters on prolific offenders where appropriate.

There has been an Increased of ASB from street drinkers around the High Street, Drug dealing taking place. and a spike in shoplifting around Erdington High Street

We are continuing to work with local partner agencies including Birmingham City Council to address repeat anti-social behaviour (ASB) issues in the area. We are also using enforcement actions such Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) on prolific offenders where appropriate.

Patrols have been ongoing throughout the summer months and we are seeing a decrease in reports of ASB on the High Street. We plan to utilise the Community Hub to greater effect in the Autumn months to allow you to let us know fact to face what issues you are facing.

The road is subject to 20mph however local residents have raised concerns of speeding.

Residents have also raised concerns of parking issues due to the local school

We will conduct a speed checks at the location. We have recently created a community Speed watch with local residents.

We are still awaiting a date for the speed watch to be conducted but hope to arrange soon.

A letter has been given to the school so that this can be sent to parents advising them of parking correctly. We will work in partnership with the council enforcement team and patrol the location when we are able to.