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Beechdale

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The area of Beechdale has 2,592 households with a population of 5,537. The area is bordered by Aspley Lane to the North and Beechdale Road to the South and West. It extends as far down as Western Boulevard, including all the roads in between such as Trentham Drive and Robinswood Road etc. There are five schools, a library and several religious buildings in the area. It is predominantly made up of residential housing with two busy shopping areas servicing local needs; one on Aspley Lane and the other on Beechdale Road. The area has a mixture of small businesses and also houses a number of Government Buildings.

Under the Policing Pledge, this is an urban beat and has a 15 minute emergency response time. For an explanation of what this means click here.

Beat Officers

• PC Lynne Hart (2806) Phone: 101 Ext 855 4560/4564
  Mobile: 07711 914 533
  Email PC Lynne Hart
• PCSO Daniel Weaver (4697)
  Mobile: 07525 226458
  Email PCSO Daniel Weaver
• CPO Mansoor Swati (9705)
  Mobile: 07985 246687
  Email CPO Mansoor Swati

Beat Events

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• February
  • 9th Coffee morning & beat surgery
    Mustard Tree Cafe, Salvation Army, Aspley Lane, 11:00am - 11:30am
    Members of your local beat team will be attending the coffee morning at The Mustard Tree cafe at the Salvation Army, Aspley Lane. Please feel free to come along for an informal chat or to discuss any issues/concerns from the local area.
  • 13th Street Briefing
    Beechdale road o/s Trinity Catholic School, 3:00pm - 2:00pm
    Officers from the Neighbourhood Policing team will be at this location as part of our regular patrols, and also available for crime prevention advice and to discuss issues that affect you in your area.
  • 28th Beat surgery & coffee morning
    Aspley Pentecostal Church, Aspley Lane, 10:30am - 11:15am
    Members of your local beat team will be attending the coffee morning at Aspley Pentecostal Church, Aspley Lane. Please feel free to come along for an informal chat or to discuss any issues/concerns from the local area.

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Beat Update

CURRENT UPDATE FEBRUARY 2012

Reviewing performance across the beat area for 2011 – 2012 shows that there have been some great results in certain areas of crime compared to the previous year. Burglary in down over 22% - Robbery is down over 25% - Burglary other is down by over 28% - Criminal damage is down by over 14% - and violence against the person is also down over 23%. This is great news however other areas have seen an increase which has affected the performance of the area as a whole. Theft is up 50%, and vehicle crime is up over 66%.During January there were no significant spikes in crime to report. We continue to target our patrols to ensure we are in place to deter and detect offenders. We also ensure we offer crime prevention, manage offenders, and work with our partners to tackle crime and Anti Social Behaviour. We are seeing an increase in calls regarding ASB at the rear of Beechdale Swimming Pool.
This is linked to the same group of youths reported at the underpass on Western Avenue. We have made arrests and are currently patrolling the area to address this situation. This will not be tolerated and we are in the process of working with our partners to ensure this is stopped. If you have any information that may help please contact us.

We have had a great month with 24 Drugs Warrants executed in January over the whole area, seizing a total £103,000 of controlled drugs. Arrests have been made and we are also working with our partners to ensure anyone convicted is evicted from the property.