Broseley&Wenlock SNT

Crews are currently dealing with a large spill of highly flammable liquid in Alveley. Bridge Road is currently closed and Daddlebrook Road is very congested. Please stay away. We ask locals to keep windows and doors closed while we deal with the incident.

Every year on the 23rd of February, we celebrate Shropshire Day, the Feast Day of St Milburga, former abbess of Much Wenlock Priory. @revmatthewstaf1 and the team gave a lovely service to commemorate this special occasion #lovewhereyoulive #ShropshireDay

PC 22746 TYRER, while on patrol in Broseley on the Fiery Fields, located 22 nitrous oxide containers. This is classified as a class C drug and they have been seized for safe disposal. Please contact bmw.snt@westmercia.police.uk with any information about this matter.

On 22 February 2025, #WW2 veteran, Sqn Ldr Stan Mellor, who served in the @RoyalAirForce from 1943 to 1983, is celebrating his 💯th birthday! Help him celebrate by sending a birthday card ▸ ssaf.as/1EI

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🚨 Attention all followers! From Mon 17 Feb, we'll no longer provide updates on this account. But don't fret! You can keep up-to-date with all our future updates over on our main local account - @ShropPolice. See you over on the otherside from the 17 Feb. 👋

A vehicle without insurance, MOT or Tax, was seized from Much Wenlock yesterday. This was to keep other roads users safe.  If you suspect a vehicle is being driven without insurance, tax or MOT, contact your Safer Neighbourhood Team. BMW.SNT@westmercia.police.uk #yousaidwedid

More photos highlighting the wonderful time that people had at the Broseley Christmas Lights Switch on Event, the organisers deserve a vote of thanks from all of those who were able to enjoy the evening.

The Broseley Christmas Lights switch on was a very successful event, hundreds of people attended and had a lovely time. Officers from the team were made to feel very welcome, thanks to everyone who spoke to us so warmly.

PC 22555 Austin and PC 21660 Strangwood have attended William Brookes School today, to speak with the Safe Guarding lead. This meeting was held to assist with identifying persons involved in ongoing Anti-social Behaviour within Much Wenlock, including Arson and Graffiti.

Officers from the Broseley and Much Wenlock Safer Neighborhood Team were at the Craft Fair at the Cavalier Equestrian centre today, meeting with members of the public and answering any questions.

Fantastic turn out at the Broseley Remembrance Service this morning from all ages. We will remember them.

Police Community Support Officers Helen Scott & Malcolm Goddard conducted speed monitoring on the A458 coming into Much Wenlock this afternoon following public concerns. One vehicle was travelling at above the speed limit and will be dealt with appropriately.

PCSO’s Goddard and Scott have completed speed surveys in Broseley this morning.

We want you to know that it is OK to feel upset. Let's just channel that feeling towards a healthier direction 💪 Someone who knows all too well about #earlyintervention is PSCO Sam Newbrook from @WMerciapolice who had this to say about the work we do here at Brightstar. #PRUs

⌛ With the clocks going back, concern can grow around personal safety Due to decreased daylight, your regular commute may not feel as comfortable By downloading #HollieGuard, you can keep your loved ones informed by sharing your location and real-time video footage when needed

A massive thanks to Theo from all at West Mercia Police for helping within the community. He spent hours tidying leaves in Much Wenlock. He was worried someone would slip and hurt themselves. We invited him to the station where he had a tour and was given a goodie bag.

Visited Much Wenlock Artisan Market and chatted with some of the stall holders and shoppers.

Community drop in at Broseley Library this morning 9:30-11:30. If you have any concerns pop in and see us.