Street-level crime in Stourbridge - Stourbridge News

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Street-level crime and anti-social behaviour in from the Home Office.

To protect privacy, crimes are mapped to points on or near the road where they occurred.

Street name Crime type

Police station and neighbourhood policing team

Neighbourhood police station

Rubery Police Station
Rubery Police Station
Rubery Police Station, 164 New Rd, Rubery, Worcestershire, B45 9JA
B45 9JA

  • Telephone: 101 (In an emergency always call 999)
  • Email: hr.snt@westmercia.pnn.police.uk

Hagley and Rubery neighbourhood policing team

Inspector Mark Chappell

I'm Mark Chappell and I am temporarily responsible for Local Policing in Redditch.

I have nearly 22 years of experience and have enjoyed numerous roles including pro-active and Intelligence Policing work.

Leading the Redditch Neighbourhood teams I look forward to working with local partners to tackle issues for the local community, targeting crime and antisocial behaviour and those who cause the most harm.

It's important that your Local Neighbourhood teams listen to local concerns and use information from local people to understand and support the residents and visitors to Redditch to provide policing for the local community.

If you have an issue or matter you want to talk to us about please get in touch using the details below

Sergeant Mandy Partridge

Hello, I'm Sergeant Mandy Partridge, I have 27 years policing experience, and have been a Sergeant since 2005. I've worked in various roles as a Detective, and have worked closely with Partner Agencies in order to Protect Vulnerable People from Harm. In October 2016 I was delighted to take up the opportunity to work in Neighbourhood Policing and in July 2019 I took over responsible for the Safer Neighbourhood Policing Teams within Bromsgrove District.

 

Police Constable Marc Ginder

I am the beat manager for Hagley and Rubery and I have over 12 years service in the police. Throughout my service I have worked on patrol, local policing and a local task team where I would carry out warrants and target prolific offenders.

 

Police Community Support Officer Stuart Taylor

Stuart started work with West Mercia police in 2015 and is part of the Hagley and Rubery Safer Neighbourhood team. Stuart has had a wide level of experience within the local community prior to joining the Safer Neighbourhood Team ranging from driving the local bus routes whilst working for WMSNT to working at local the funeral home. In his spare time Stuart enjoys walking, socialising and going to his local gym.

Police Community Support Officer Ryan East
No additional details are available for this team member. Please contact West Mercia Police to request that they add this information.

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The force responsible for policing and crime prevention in this area is West Mercia Police.

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