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Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)
Ongoing reports of anti-social behaviour, particularly in hotspot areas including Watling Avenue and surrounding open spaces, continue to affect residents’ quality of life and perceptions of safety.
Issued 01 July 2026
- Continue high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot locations
- Maintain and expand targeted operations to deter persistent ASB
- Engage with local residents and community groups to identify key issues and provide reassurance
- Work in partnership with local authorities to address environmental factors contributing to ASB
Actioned 01 July 2026
Youth Violence / Drug Supply (Op Krythion)
Youth violence linked to drug supply and exploitation remains a key concern. A safeguarding-focused approach is required to address the underlying causes and protect vulnerable young people.
Issued 01 July 2026
- Work closely with youth services, schools, and safeguarding partners to provide early intervention and support
- Conduct intelligence-led stop and search activity where lawful and proportionate, ensuring community impact is considered
- Analyse local trends to identify drivers such as gang activity and drug networks, focusing enforcement on those responsible for exploitation
- Deliver targeted operations under Op Krythion to disrupt drug supply and associated criminality
Actioned 01 July 2026
Theft of Motor Vehicle
Incidents of motor vehicle theft continue to affect residents across Burnt Oak Ward, causing financial loss, inconvenience, and concerns regarding crime and community safety. Targeted action is required to deter offenders, protect vulnerable locations, and provide reassurance to residents.
Issued 01 July 2026
Identify and target prolific vehicle crime offenders through intelligence-led policing and proactive investigations.
Conduct high-visibility patrols in vehicle crime hotspots, including residential roads, car parks, and areas with repeat offences.
Carry out targeted operations using ANPR and plain-clothed patrols to disrupt offenders involved in vehicle theft and associated criminality.
Provide crime prevention advice to residents, focusing on vehicle security measures such as steering wheel locks, Faraday pouches, key security, and secure parking.
Work with local authority and partner agencies to improve CCTV coverage, lighting, and environmental design in areas vulnerable to vehicle crime.
Engage with residents, neighbourhood watch groups, and local businesses to gather intelligence and increase reporting of suspicious activity.
Actioned 01 July 2026