POLICE DETAILS
West Midlands Police - Brownhills Neighbourhood

PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in Shelfied

This is a new priority. The team will now work with partners and carry out some targeted patrols in the park area to understand the issues and the times they are occurring and will take appropriate action against anyone involved in related behaviour. 15/09/2025.patrols will continue going forward to reassure the local community. the local NHT will be giving the area passing attention going forward offering reassurance to the local community.

29/10/25.there have been a reduction in calls for service, however, the NHT will continue with passing attention during tour of duty.
17/11/25. At present, the local NHT will continue to give passing attention and offer reassurance to the community.
25/11/25. passing attention to continue from the local NHT and to offer reassurance to the community.

PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes

Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.

We generally see a rise in off road vehicle use when spring arrives but we are aware of a number of reports already and are working with partners to tackle this issue at specific locations. Site meetings with Walsall council and working .
with Staffordshire police force area is currently ongoing.

One location in particular - The little Wyrley estate off Engine Lane (bordering Norton Canes, Pelsall and Brownhills) is plagued by off roaders and recently we have have a multi-agency approach to tackling this issues whereby the problem solving team from Staffordshire police and Walsall council have highlighted recommendations for partners and landowners to help better secure the land and prevent vehicles riding illegally at the location.

September 2025 update - A site visit was conducted to Engine Lane in Brownhills alongside Walsall Council to look at the existing barriers in place and discuss possibilities of replacing or adding redesigned barriers. This is only in consultation at this stage. In addition, there has been a decrease in reports of off road bikes in this area. 15/09/25. work is ongoing with our partner agencies and patrols will continue. calls for service at this point in time have reduced.
Calls for service have been reduced,. However , the local NHT will continue with passing attention going forward and continue working with our partner agencies.

25/10/25. call for service has reduced at present. however, the local NHT will continue with passing attention and deal with any issues accordingly.
17/11/25.Calls for service has reduced at present. However, we are working with the council with the plan to erect fencing at the location of engine lane.
25/11/25. As above, the work with our partner agencies is ongoing but passing attention will continue from the local NHT offering reassurance to the community.

PACT Meeting Priority - Speeding
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about vehicles speeding in the area of Allens Lane, Pelsall Lane, Commonside and Church Road

This is a new priority. The team will now work with the local authority and local councillors to understand the issues, consider enforcement and explore what other road safety preventative measures can be used. 15/09/2025. work is on going with partner agencies and patrols will continue going forward.
passing attention by the local NHT will be ongoing offering reassurance to the local community and continuing to work with our partner agencies.

29/10/25.passing attention by the local NHT is ongoing and will continue to liaise with our partner agencies.
17/11/25. Passing attention will continue going forward offering reassurance to the community.
25/11/25. passing attention will continue going forward from the local NHT offering reassurance to the community.

PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in Shelfied

This is a new priority. The team will now work with partners and carry out some targeted patrols in the park area to understand the issues and the times they are occurring and will take appropriate action against anyone involved in related behaviour. 15/09/2025.patrols will continue going forward to reassure the local community. the local NHT will be giving the area passing attention going forward offering reassurance to the local community.

29/10/25.there have been a reduction in calls for service, however, the NHT will continue with passing attention during tour of duty.
17/11/25. At present, the local NHT will continue to give passing attention and offer reassurance to the community.
25/11/25. passing attention to continue from the local NHT and to offer reassurance to the community.
12/12/25. As above, the local NHT will continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward.
12/12/25. As above, the local NHT will continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward. Will review this priority on the 07/02/26

The local NHT will continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward. No further incidents have occurred will review on 07/02/26 to see if it remains the same.

PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes

Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.

We generally see a rise in off road vehicle use when spring arrives but we are aware of a number of reports already and are working with partners to tackle this issue at specific locations. Site meetings with Walsall council and working .
with Staffordshire police force area is currently ongoing.

One location in particular - The little Wyrley estate off Engine Lane (bordering Norton Canes, Pelsall and Brownhills) is plagued by off roaders and recently we have have a multi-agency approach to tackling this issues whereby the problem solving team from Staffordshire police and Walsall council have highlighted recommendations for partners and landowners to help better secure the land and prevent vehicles riding illegally at the location.

September 2025 update - A site visit was conducted to Engine Lane in Brownhills alongside Walsall Council to look at the existing barriers in place and discuss possibilities of replacing or adding redesigned barriers. This is only in consultation at this stage. In addition, there has been a decrease in reports of off road bikes in this area. 15/09/25. work is ongoing with our partner agencies and patrols will continue. calls for service at this point in time have reduced.
Calls for service have been reduced,. However , the local NHT will continue with passing attention going forward and continue working with our partner agencies.

25/10/25. call for service has reduced at present. however, the local NHT will continue with passing attention and deal with any issues accordingly.
17/11/25.Calls for service has reduced at present. However, we are working with the council with the plan to erect fencing at the location of engine lane.
25/11/25. As above, the work with our partner agencies is ongoing but passing attention will continue from the local NHT offering reassurance to the community.
12/12/25. As above, the work with our partner agencies are ongoing. passing attention to the area will continue offering reassurance to the community.
Jan 2026 update:
Continued work with our partner agencies are ongoing to deal with matter. Passing attention to the area will continue offering reassurance to the community and help deter further issues.

PACT Meeting Priority - Speeding
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about vehicles speeding in the area of Allens Lane, Pelsall Lane, Commonside and Church Road

This is a new priority. The team will now work with the local authority and local councillors to understand the issues, consider enforcement and explore what other road safety preventative measures can be used. 15/09/2025. work is on going with partner agencies and patrols will continue going forward.
passing attention by the local NHT will be ongoing offering reassurance to the local community and continuing to work with our partner agencies.

29/10/25.passing attention by the local NHT is ongoing and will continue to liaise with our partner agencies.
17/11/25. Passing attention will continue going forward offering reassurance to the community.
25/11/25. passing attention will continue going forward from the local NHT offering reassurance to the community.
12/12/25. Passing attention from the local NHT will continue offering reassurance to the community and working with our partner agencies going forward.

Jan update
Over the last few weeks we have continued to monitor this area and on the 22nd Dec we carried out a speed watch operation on Allens Lane. This was very successful and a number of vehicles were recorded driving in excess of the speed limit. These registered keepers will now receive a warning letter.

PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in Shelfied

3rd March 2026 Update
The local NHT continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward.

3rd March 2026 Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes around The Little Wyrley Estate off
Engine Lane

Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.

3rd March 2026 Update
Over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

PACT Meeting Offroad Bikes McClean way Pelsall
Following the PACT meeting on 12th February 2026 residents agreed to this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land. This is a new priority for police, partners and communities as discussed in pact meeting to work together and tackle.

3rd March Update
We have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in Shelfied

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

March Update
We continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward. We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

April Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

May Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

June Update
High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

July Update

Same as above High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes around The Little Wyrley Estate off Engine Lane

Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

March Update
Over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

April Update
Same as above over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

May Update
Same as above over the last month, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

June Update
Offroad operation have been conducted in around Engine lane. As before we will monitor area until fence has been put up to prevent further issues.

July

Targeted Patrol have continued to happen. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

PACT Meeting Offroad Bikes McClean way Pelsall
Following the PACT meeting on 12th February 2026 residents agreed to this issue as a priority.

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land. This is a new priority for police, partners and communities as discussed in pact meeting to work together and tackle.

March Update
We have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

April Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

May Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

June Update
Offroad Operations have taken place over the last month. As before we will monitor and work with partnership agencies to prevent any further issues.

July Update
continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity's, we will post an update in due course.

PACT Meeting Priority - Drug & alcohol related ASB in Shelfield Park
Concerns raised at the PACT meeting on 7th August about issues relating to drug taking & youths drinking in the park in Shelfied

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

March Update
We continue to give passing attention to the area and work with the community offering reassurance going forward. We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

April Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

May Update
We have carried out several patrols over the last few weeks and have not encountered any issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

June Update
High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

July Update

Same as above High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

August update
Same as above High visibility patrols have continued over the last month as before no issues. We will continue to monitor and work with our partners where appropriate.

PACT Meeting Priority - Tackling off-road bikes around The Little Wyrley Estate off Engine Lane

Following the PACT meeting on 7th August 2025 residents agreed to keep this issue as a priority.

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land and private land (without landowners permission) is still an issue and should continue as a priority for police, partners and communities to work together and tackle.

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

March Update
Over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

April Update
Same as above over the last few months, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

May Update
Same as above over the last month, the team have carried out site visits with our council partners looking at how we can make it more difficult for offenders to access land including the area around Engine Lane. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

June Update
Offroad operation have been conducted in around Engine lane. As before we will monitor area until fence has been put up to prevent further issues.

July

Targeted Patrol have continued to happen. The team have continued with targeted patrols and have seen a reduction in the number of incidents being reported. We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

August Update

Offroad bike operation to take place on the 21/08/26 We will continue to monitor and provide reassurance to our community that we are aware of these issues and are working with partners to tackle the problem.

PACT Meeting Offroad Bikes McClean way Pelsall
Following the PACT meeting on 12th February 2026 residents agreed to this issue as a priority.

After Last Pact meeting on the 14/05/26 this priority remains the same

Tackling off road bikes riding illegally on public land. This is a new priority for police, partners and communities as discussed in pact meeting to work together and tackle.

March Update
We have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

April Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

May Update
Same as Above we have continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity, we will post an update in due course.

June Update
Offroad Operations have taken place over the last month. As before we will monitor and work with partnership agencies to prevent any further issues.

July Update
continued to carry out patrols in and around this area over the last few days but have not encountered any issues. We are currently working with partners planning some targeted enforcement activity's, we will post an update in due course.

August update

Offroad bike Operation in place for the 21/06/26 As before we will monitor and work with partnership agencies to prevent any further issues.