Belmore

Reducing antisocial behaviour and alcohol related crime. Street drinking, drugs and ASB is being reported by local residents around Belmore parade of shops on Uxbridge Road, Hayes.

Officers have been undertaking regular patrols and joint work with councillors and the council to combat alcohol related antisocial behaviour.
Officers have worked alongside the council, licensing and civil enforcement teams in days of action along the Uxbridge parade of shops. However, anti-social behaviour is still a persistent problem and officers are working with partner agencies to respond to the issue.

Anti social behaviour caused by youths committing drugs related offences in Belmore playing fields. There has also been numerous reports from local residents relating to ASB caused by youths riding motorcycles and mopeds in the vicinity of the park and inside the park itself. A number of lost or stolen vehicles have also been recovered from the area.

This priority has been managed through various streams. The first being proactive policing and patrolling problem areas to apprehend offenders and to deter antisocial behaviour.
The second is working with the council ASB and civil enforcement teams. Officers on the ward had reached out to the local council in relation to the ongoing issues and civil enforcement officers were tasked with patrolling the area over a six week period. Flytipping has been raised as an issue and the council have cleared the rubbish from the area. Officers will continue to monitor the area in order to prevent the ASB.

Grange Park Junior School, Road Safety - Local road users have seen vehicles travelling at speeds above the prescribed speed limit, disregarding traffic signals, and driving without due care and attention and parking in a dangerous positions for pedestrians and other road users. This is also causing ASB due to arguments occurring in and around the school.

This is an issue which has recently come to the forefront within the ward, with residents particularly concerned at the lack of regard displayed by road users around local primary schools. This led to officers planning and conducting a number of traffic operations, utilising speed cameras, to both enforce and deter traffic offences.