A good catch-up with Edwin and Andrew from Neighbourhood Watch
08.06.2025
It was great to call into Neighbourhood Watch in Pelsall again and catch up with Edwin and Andrew. We discussed a range of local issues across the
A Safer Local Area
Meeting at Aldridge Fire Station
18.05.2025
I was delighted to meet firefighters and representatives of the West Midlands Fire Authority recently at Aldridge Fire Station. It was good to hear about the
Mission Everest – The James Brindley foundation
10.10.2024
It was great to meet up with David and Sally Miller on a recent visit to The James Brindley Foundation and hear more about their inspiring
Emergency Services Day
09.09.2024
Today marks Emergency Services Day, commonly referred to as #999Day. Across Aldridge-Brownhills we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the 2 million individuals working and volunteering within
From 24th September 2024 it will be illegal to own zombie-style knives and machetes!
07.09.2024
I have longed campaigned on the issue of knife crime. Too many lives have been lost. Too many families and too many communities left devastated. From
Last call for feedback!
31.01.2024
Today marks the final opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed merge of the Police and Crime Commissioner role with that of the West Midlands Mayor.
Our local Neighbourhood Police teams for Aldridge and Brownhills
30.01.2024
Over the weekend, I joined our local Neighbourhood Police teams for Aldridge and Brownhills. It was great to catch-up with the local teams, and it was
Catch-up with Mark Brindley – The James Brindley Foundation
25.01.2024
Last week I had the pleasure of catching up with Mark Brindley from The James Brindley Foundation. During our conversation Mark updated me on their new
National Neighbourhood Policing Week
23.01.2024
This week is National Neighbourhood Policing Week. I recently had the pleasure of catching up again with Chief Superintendent Phil Dolby. During our conversation, we discussed