BBC news interviews Westside’s street wardens after fatal violence in city centre

Westside BID’s street wardens team was interviewed by BBC Midlands Today in the wake of increased violence in Birmingham city centre.

Pete Willis, the senior street warden for Westside BID, was talking following the death of Matthew Carroll following a violent incident in Brindleyplace.

The full report can be watched here, and Pete’s input starts at around 01:13 … https://youtu.be/0MCwY5sTuoo

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