Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team
Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team (SNT) is a group of Met police officers dedicated to serving your community. The team is made up of officers based in your area (or 'ward'), supported by additional officers from the wider area.
We work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide our policing priorities for the area. This helps us to find useful, long-term solutions to local problems, while maintaining our wider focus on reducing crime across London.
Crimes and priorities
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1.Violence – This is a broad category that can include all violence types and can include gangs, drugs, domestic assaults, violence against women and vulnerable people, public space safety, alcohol fuelled violence and anti0social behaviour linked to violence. As the days are getting longer in the lead up to summer officers will predominantly target the areas with the heaviest footfall of High Road, Broad Lane and Monument Way.
Action taken:
High Visibility and plain clothes patrols continue on the ward.
Previous Operation Pilotis to tackle the ongoing issues had some good results with prolific offenders targeted through the use of stop search and powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act.
Patrols to continue including VAWG patrols and engagement to reassure the community in that area.
Days of Action planned in coming weeks. High Vis patrols targeting known offenders working with other police units. PMP created as per MPS policy for all ward priorities which is updated with police activity and results.
High visibility patrols Op Redding covering ward and Retail Park were carried out last week to target offenders using plain clothes patrols and also uniformed high visibility patrols.
Op Ratio joint Operation with Seven Sisters Ward is also planned in coming weeks to tackle violence and Robbery.
The Ward Panel was carried out on 18/9/24 and the priority was agreed and remains in place.
High Visiibility parols planned in the area on the build up towards Christmas with a focus in and around Seven Sisters/Broad Lane and also Tottenham Hale Retail park.
High Visibility Patrols to continue in this area a review at the ward panel on the 22/1/25 -
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2.Robbery - As days are longer over the summer period officers will target the robbery hotspots of Markfield Park, River Lee canal path, Broad Lane and Ferry Lane. These have been chosen using the up to date robbery and theft from person data.
Action taken:
Patrols conducted on Robbery hotspots including Markfield Park, River Lee canal tow path, Broad Lane and public transport hubs. Officer have been using met database and robbery trends to target areas and prolific offenders.
Days of Action last week in partnership with our local business involved officers standing outside Tottenham Hale Station and handing out crime prevention leaflets for Robbery and theft snatch. P
A PMP has also been created as per MPS policy for all ward priorities to monitor the problem and to aid officers tackling the issue on their ward.
High visibility patrols for Op Redding continue covering ward and Retail Park to target offenders using plain clothes patrols and also uniformed high visibility patrols.
Op Ratio joint Operation with Seven Sisters Ward further planned in coming weeks to tackle violence and Robbery.
Ward Panel carried out on the 18/9/24 and priority agreed and remains
High Visiibility parols planned in the area on the build up towards Christmas with a focus in and around Seven Sisters/Broad Lane and also Tottenham Hale Retail park.
High Visibility Patrols to continue in this area a review at the ward panel on the 22/1/25
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3.Motor vehicle crime – There has been an increase in theft from motor vehicle in the ward. Officers to establish trends and patterns and target these areas at the right times to identify offenders.
Action taken:
Targeted patrols planned for the coming week and also for Op Noto targeting drug use and known prolific offenders on the ward.
A bid being prepared to fund extra resourcing and we are also looking to work with our colleagues in the special constabulary to support in some of our hotspot areas.PMP created as per MPS policy for all ward priorities to monitor trends and to support in targeting those hotspot areas
Ward Panel 18/9/24 and priority agreed and remains.
High Visiibility parols planned in the area on the build up towards Christmas with a focus in and around Seven Sisters/Broad Lane and also Tottenham Hale Retail park.
Officers will also be working in partnership with our special constables to target some of those hotspot areas.
High Visibility Patrols to continue in this area a review at the ward panel on the 22/1/25