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Letting the cat out of the bag

Andy Munro has a few words to say about Kurt Zouma.

11 February, 2022 in Comment, Crime, Football, Most recent.

Praise for Broad Street trial coverage

Media focus on racist in court will “remind people to behave” on nights out.

30 September, 2021 in Crime, Media, Nightlife.

UK first for West Midands anti-violence strategy

WMCA bosses appointed as champions to tackle violence against women on public transport.

22 July, 2021 in Community, Crime, Politics, Transport.

Reward offered for information regarding baby’s death

Charity offers £5,000 reward over tragic discovery of baby’s body in Walsall canal.

15 July, 2021 in Community, Crime.

Ambulance Trust to roll out body cameras

Figures reveal rise in the number of assaults on West Midlands ambulance staff.

2 June, 2021 in Crime, Emergency Services.

City venues act in spitting case

Woman faces lifetime ban after racially abusing and spitting at doorman.

25 May, 2021 in Attractions, Crime.

Crimestoppers offering reward over Walsall shooting

£5,000 reward offered for information on attempted murder shooting.

21 May, 2021 in Crime, Emergency Services.

Police initiative leads to reduction in local crime

Police Now officers tackling crime and anti-social behaviour with positive results.

19 May, 2021 in Community, Crime, Police.

Call to help spot signs of child exploitation

Childrens Society chief executive Mark Russell writes about their Look Closer campaign.

8 May, 2021 in Community, Crime.

Lib Dems launch manifesto for Police and Crime Commissioner

Plans will “make policing local” and enable police to embed in communities.

19 April, 2021 in Crime, Elections, Police.

New domestic violence support service launched

Helping victims of domestic violence in north Birmingham.

8 March, 2021 in Community, Crime.

Call to help fight domestic violence

Crimestoppers reminds the public to speak up anonymously to help save lives.

17 February, 2021 in Community, Crime, Emergency Services, Health.

Reward offered after serious assault

Crimestoppers offers £5,000 reward for anonymous information on a Birmingham attack.

6 February, 2021 in Charities, Crime.

Birmingham fraudster given prison sentence

Jail term for woman who targeted immigrant couple.

6 February, 2021 in Crime.

Disrupting Exploitation service to help families at risk

Charity offers new support to parents of county lines victims.

3 February, 2021 in Charities, Community, Crime.

Social enterprise helping re-offenders moves to Birmingham

Funding package helps The Skill Mill expand employment programme for young offenders.

21 January, 2021 in Business, Community, Crime, Education, Employment, Training.

Southside phone boxes “a hazard” claims business chief

Call for removal of dangerous phone boxes.

14 January, 2021 in Community, Crime.

One needle to save lives, another to kill

It’s a macabre prelude to festive fun in the US, says Richard Lutz.

13 December, 2020 in Christmas, Comment, Crime, Health, Politics.

Charity asks communities to break wall of silence

Crimestoppers reveals knife crime reports up over 300% in four years.

11 November, 2020 in Charities, Community, Crime.

Police award for Birmingham street warden

Warden’s action led to arrest of armed man in city centre.

10 November, 2020 in Community, Crime, Emergency Services.

Birmingham MP leads on fears of anti-Sikh hate

Parliamentary group calls for action amidst growing concerns.

26 October, 2020 in Community, Crime, Faith, Legal, Politics, Religion.

TV presenter joins Crimestoppers fight against Covid fraud

Support comes as charity launches the Crimestoppers COVID Fraud Hotline.

16 October, 2020 in Community, Crime, Health, Television.

Investigation launched into Birmingham criminals

First listed asset order used to seize jewellery linked to Birmingham fraudster.

24 September, 2020 in Crime.

Reward offered for information regarding fatal car collision

Crimestoppers offer £5,000 for help on whereabouts of 24-year-old Kashif Khan.

18 September, 2020 in Crime.

Charity offers support in aftermath of city stabbings

Witnesses also sought to fatal early hours attack.

6 September, 2020 in Charities, Crime, Emergency Services, Police.

Tech boss joins cyber crime prevention group

First board member announced for West Midlands Cyber Resilience Centre.

20 August, 2020 in Business, Crime, technology.

Reward available for information about murder suspect

Charity to offer £5,000 reward for whereabouts of Ceasar Bello.

7 August, 2020 in Community, Crime, Emergency Services.

Joshua Ribera Foundation secures housebuilding funding

Bereaved mum receives funds to continue knife crime awareness scheme.

12 June, 2020 in Business, Charities, Community, Crime.

Hate speech in a small town

Richard Lutz reports on how mob rule terror can invade a small town.

6 June, 2020 in Comment, Crime, Media.

Damage limitation

Dave Woodhall talks to Andrez Harriott, of r’n’b band Damage and founder of The Liminality Group.

5 June, 2020 in Charities, Community, Crime, Education, Employment, Legal, Music.

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