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Current priorities
set with residents- Drug dealing and use is linked to wider crime including theft and gang violence. Drug hotspots are being identified with view of a targeted approach.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Burglaries- There has been an increase in residential burglaries. We will look to work with communities to prevent crimes as well as targeting offenders. Conduct high visibility and plain clothes patrols and operations.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Vehicle and Vehicle enabled crime- Though we have significantly reduced it, we continue to see high levels of vehicle and vehicle enabled crime. This includes theft from and theft of vehicles, thefts of cycles and thefts where the suspects are on eBikes, cycles and mopeds. We aim to tackle this head on and significantly reduce offending across Chiswick.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Anti-Social BehaviourHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Robbery / Theft offencesHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- ViolenceHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- VAWG related offence S – Reduce violence related offences against women and girls M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Gain support with partner agencies in the area and deliver awareness. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – VAWG related events across the wards, crime prevention stands, Hi-Viz patrols, walk and talk, ask Angela in public houses, mobile patrols around transport hubs. R – Relevant There is a Met Initiative to build trust and confidence with women and girl across London There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meeting.Notting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026What they're doing →
- Theft Shoplifting Increase in Theft - shoplifting recently and this is expected to increase over the summer months. Officers will continue to proactively patrol and get assistance from specialist officers. Officers will engage with local shops to provide reassurance and advice on how to target shoplifting including CPW, CPN and positive searches and arrests where possibleNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026What they're doing →
- Drug and violence related activity S – Notting Dale has seen several recent incidents of drug related activity including drug dealing gang violence. M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Gain support and work with YET and Youth Clubs in the area and deliver awareness. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – A mixture of Hi – Viz and plain clothed patrols on the ward, weapon sweeps, Intel led warrants to target prolific known offenders, outside resources like TSG, VCTF and mounted to assist in targeted patrols of the ward, stop & search. R – This is relevant to Notting Dale due to the mixture of gangs in close proximity to each other and the violent crimes occurring on the ward. There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meetingNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026What they're doing →
- ASB including Cuckooed address' S – Notting Dale has seen several recent incidents of anti social behaviour and an increase in the number of address being used to take and supply drugs from. Many of these address involved vulnerable adults being used through drug activity. M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Work alongside RBKC and housing to obtain closure orders on address where appropriate. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – A mixture of Hi – Viz and plain clothed patrols on the ward, weapon sweeps, Intel led warrants to target prolific known offenders, outside resources like TSG, VCTF and mounted to assist in targeted patrols of the ward, stop & search. R – This is relevant to Notting Dale due to the mixture of gangs in close proximity to each other and the violent crimes occurring on the ward. There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meetingNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026What they're doing →
- Residential BurglariesPalace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Theft from/theft of motor vehiclesPalace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)Palace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026What they're doing →
- Theft of and Theft from Motor Vehicle - Conduct high visibility patrols in hotspot areas known where these offences occur and during peak hours to deter criminal activity. Utilising CCTV to to capture suspect movements, proactive use of stop and search powers on suspects and vehicles, run local events in the community to highlight offencesRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026What they're doing →
- Burglary - visiting victims of burglary and neighbouring properties to highlight the offence in the area and offer security advice and deploy officers both in full uniform and plain clothes to specific areas using crime mapping to predict hotspotsRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026What they're doing →
- Dangerous use of E-Bikes/Pedal Cycles in areas of large foot traffic specifically areas along the Fulham road and surrounding environments including Chelsea and Westminster HospitalRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026What they're doing →
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Drug dealing and use is linked to wider crime including theft and gang violence. Drug hotspots are being identified with view of a targeted approach.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026×What they're doing: We are working to identify drug dealers and users and will take a targeted approach using prevention and intervention whilst supporting vulnerable persons.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Burglaries- There has been an increase in residential burglaries. We will look to work with communities to prevent crimes as well as targeting offenders. Conduct high visibility and plain clothes patrols and operations.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026×What they're doing: -Targeting high crime areas. -Identifying and arresting offenders. -Working with local authority on crime prevention. -Community crime prevention advice.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Vehicle and Vehicle enabled crime- Though we have significantly reduced it, we continue to see high levels of vehicle and vehicle enabled crime. This includes theft from and theft of vehicles, thefts of cycles and thefts where the suspects are on eBikes, cycles and mopeds. We aim to tackle this head on and significantly reduce offending across Chiswick.Chiswick Homefields team · set 1 Oct 2026×What they're doing: -Targeting high crime areas. -Identifying and arresting offenders. -Working with local authority on crime prevention. -Community crime prevention advice.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Anti-Social BehaviourHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026×What they're doing: We understand the impact ASB (anti-social behaviour) can have to residents and businesses in the area. We work closely with the Local Authority's LET (law enforcement Team) through joint patrols and information sharing, ensuring we are aware of the most recent incidents and the key issues on the ward. We also work closely with the BID (business improvement district) for Hammersmith, sharing information and working closely with businesses to ensure ASB is reported, allowing us to intervene.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Robbery / Theft offencesHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026×What they're doing: The team remain committed to reduce the number of Robberies within the ward. We have introduced Operation Linaetus, which has targeted Robberies within the ward, especially where victims have sometimes been of school age. The team have been working closely with local schools, providing crime prevention and personal safety advice. Through proactive and high visibility patrols, we are able to both detect and deter Robberies from taking place within the Ward.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
ViolenceHammersmith Broadway team · set 26 Oct 2026×What they're doing: The Hammersmith Broadway team are committed to reducing violence on their ward, in particular violence linked to drug use. The team carry out proactive and high visibility patrols in the area, focusing on key hotspots. The team also work alongside partner agencies to ensure support services are offered to help prevent reoffending.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
VAWG related offence S – Reduce violence related offences against women and girls M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Gain support with partner agencies in the area and deliver awareness. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – VAWG related events across the wards, crime prevention stands, Hi-Viz patrols, walk and talk, ask Angela in public houses, mobile patrols around transport hubs. R – Relevant There is a Met Initiative to build trust and confidence with women and girl across London There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meeting.Notting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026×What they're doing: VAWG patrols and CPN breaches dealt with by offenders at Ladbroke Grove who commit VAWG offences by loitering at the station in the evenings
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Theft Shoplifting Increase in Theft - shoplifting recently and this is expected to increase over the summer months. Officers will continue to proactively patrol and get assistance from specialist officers. Officers will engage with local shops to provide reassurance and advice on how to target shoplifting including CPW, CPN and positive searches and arrests where possibleNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026×What they're doing: Plain clothes operation taking place at COOP, ST Anns road, to target increase in offenders.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Drug and violence related activity S – Notting Dale has seen several recent incidents of drug related activity including drug dealing gang violence. M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Gain support and work with YET and Youth Clubs in the area and deliver awareness. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – A mixture of Hi – Viz and plain clothed patrols on the ward, weapon sweeps, Intel led warrants to target prolific known offenders, outside resources like TSG, VCTF and mounted to assist in targeted patrols of the ward, stop & search. R – This is relevant to Notting Dale due to the mixture of gangs in close proximity to each other and the violent crimes occurring on the ward. There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meetingNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026×What they're doing: Patrols involving searches in key areas. Sec 23 MDA warrants being obtained at numerous addresses. Arrests made for drug related offences
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
ASB including Cuckooed address' S – Notting Dale has seen several recent incidents of anti social behaviour and an increase in the number of address being used to take and supply drugs from. Many of these address involved vulnerable adults being used through drug activity. M – VOLT & SARA analysis to be carried out, they can accurately show where offences have occurred. Work alongside RBKC and housing to obtain closure orders on address where appropriate. Gain Intel packages on known offenders A – A mixture of Hi – Viz and plain clothed patrols on the ward, weapon sweeps, Intel led warrants to target prolific known offenders, outside resources like TSG, VCTF and mounted to assist in targeted patrols of the ward, stop & search. R – This is relevant to Notting Dale due to the mixture of gangs in close proximity to each other and the violent crimes occurring on the ward. There is a real potential for the loss of confidence between the police and the community and must be treated as a priority. T- To be reviewed at the next ward panel meetingNotting Dale team · set 29 Aug 2026×What they're doing: A number of Sec 23 MDA warrants and closure orders obtained. Vulnerable persons safeguarded
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Residential BurglariesPalace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026×What they're doing: SMART Objective - Reduce residential burglaries in Palace & Hurlingham Specific - Reduce residential burglaries on the ward by 20& by targeting key residential streets with increased high-visibility patrols, giving targeted crime prevention advice to residents, and disrupting known offenders. Measurable - Reduce this crime type by 20% compared to the previous quarter. Use the previous month and crime figures from the month last year to also consider progress. Record the number of patrols conducted each week and where, record residents reached with prevention messaging, and monitor offender disruption activities through monthly reviews. Achievable - This will be delivered by the local Safer Neighbourhood Team, using wider SNT resourcing and external partnership support where appropriate. Relevant - This is a key community priority identified through crime data and ward panel concerns. Directly reducing residential burglaries will contribute to increasing local pubic confidence. Time-bound - Implement actions immediately and review progress monthly over the next 3 months.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Theft from/theft of motor vehiclesPalace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026×What they're doing: SMART Objective - Reduce Theft From/Of Motor Vehicles in Palace & Hurlingham Specific - Reduce theft from and theft of motor vehicles on the ward by 20% by targeting key residential streets with increased high-visibility patrols, giving targeted crime prevention advice to residents, and disrupting known offenders. Measurable - Reduce crime by 20% compared to the previous quarter. Use the previous month and crime figures from the month last year to also consider progress. Record the number of patrols conducted each week and where, record residents reached with prevention messaging, and monitor offender disruption activities through monthly reviews. Achievable - This will be delivered by the local Safer Neighbourhood Team, using wider SNT resourcing and external partnership support where appropriate. Relevant - This is a key community priority identified through crime data and ward panel concerns. Directly reducing theft of/theft from motor vehicles will contribute to increasing local pubic confidence. Time-bound - Implement actions immediately and review progress monthly over the next 3 months.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)Palace and Hurlingham team · set 12 Oct 2026×What they're doing: SMART Objective - Reduce ASB in Palace & urlingham Specific - Reduce ASB on the ward by 20% by targeting key areas with increased high-visibility patrols, giving targeted crime prevention advice to residents, and disrupting known offenders. Measurable - Reduce ASB by 20% compared to the previous quarter. Use the previous month and crime figures from the month last year to also consider progress. Record the number of patrols conducted each week and where, record residents reached with prevention messaging, and monitor offender disruption activities through monthly reviews. Achievable - This will be delivered by the local Safer Neighbourhood Team, using wider SNT resourcing and external partnership support where appropriate. Relevant - This is a key community priority identified through data and ward panel concerns. Directly reducing ASB will contribute to increasing local pubic confidence. Time-bound - Implement actions immediately and review progress monthly over the next 3 months.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Theft of and Theft from Motor Vehicle - Conduct high visibility patrols in hotspot areas known where these offences occur and during peak hours to deter criminal activity. Utilising CCTV to to capture suspect movements, proactive use of stop and search powers on suspects and vehicles, run local events in the community to highlight offencesRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026×What they're doing: Crime prevention stand bi weekly outside Chelsea Town Hall to speak with the local community about offences in the area Arrange with the Safer Neighbourhood team to conduct day time patrols in areas where offences occur - mainly the sideroads close to shopping areas speaking with locals and tourists specifically regarding leaving items on display inside their motor vehicle reviewing crime trends and keeping abreast of incidents that have occurred when officers are both on and off duty
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Burglary - visiting victims of burglary and neighbouring properties to highlight the offence in the area and offer security advice and deploy officers both in full uniform and plain clothes to specific areas using crime mapping to predict hotspotsRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026×What they're doing: Being Highly visible in predicted areas during peak times for offending officers to provide local residents with reassurance should a burglary occur by using the cocooning method officer crime prevention advice at the Bi weekly crime prevention stand set up intelligence lead operations in any identified areas
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
Dangerous use of E-Bikes/Pedal Cycles in areas of large foot traffic specifically areas along the Fulham road and surrounding environments including Chelsea and Westminster HospitalRedcliffe team · set 23 Sept 2026×What they're doing: To conduct regular foot patrols and operations specifically targeting cyclist who fail to adhere to the Road Traffic Act
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
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