Shepherd's Bush Green

Fencing of stolen goods.

S - We will identify a new venue that is fencing stolen goods with a view to making Shepherd's Bush Green an inhospitable place for burglary, theft and robbery. Criminals need to offload stolen property quickly to turn into cash typically to buy drugs or alcohol. By closing down a prolific avenue, we hope that SBG will be a less attractive area in which to offend.
M - This is measurable by showing that a venue has been closed down and also examining the impact it has on theft related offences.
A - This is achievable through partnership working with the council through warrants and closure orders.
R - Theft is the major crime type for SBG.
T - This is to be completed by the end of Sept for review at the next ward panel.

Renewed at the Autumn Ward Panel.

Drug-related ASB on Pennard Road.

S - Stop the drug related ASB on Pennard Road. Groups of people suffering from drug addiction are gathering on the road.
M - This is measurable through the reduction of the ASB and the improvement of the residents' quality of life.
A - This will be achieved through working with partner agencies such as Turning Point (Drug rehab) and the local authority. As well obstructing the drug supply in the area.
R - This affects the quality of life of people in the area; it is an issue that is raised repeatedly and was agreed at the Autumn ward panel.
T - This is to be reviewed at the ward panel at the end of January 2027

Drug Crime and related ASB on Queensdale Crescent

S - The housing blocks on Queensdale Crescent are being affected by drug crime and ASB. There are reports of drug dealing and drug use in the communal areas with crack cocaine users being found as well as drug paraphernalia such as crack pipes.
M - We will work with the residents through resident meetings and communication through MetEngage to establish the causes of the problems. Once we have established with the causes we will work together to reduce and remove this problem. Partners might include LBHF Housing, LET, Turning Point and Residents' Associations.
A - Through a study of the specific localised problem and its causes we hope to design out the crime through enforcement and persuasion.
R - Success will look like us receiving significantly fewer reports of drug misuse.
T - This initial stage is to be completed prior to the next ward panel in Sept and to be reviewed at panel.

Reviewed and Renewed at the Autumn Ward Panel.