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Motor vehicle crime in Isleworth
Issued 27 July 2026
Motor vehicle crime remains a key priority in Isleworth due to an increase in Theft From Motor Vehicle (TFMV), Theft Of Motor Vehicle (TOMV), and vehicle interference offences within specific areas of the community. The PMP will focus on targeting identified hotspot locations through intelligence-led patrols and proactive activity, identifying and arresting offenders, and working in partnership with the local authority to implement crime prevention measures. Community engagement will also be undertaken to provide crime prevention advice, raise awareness, and reduce opportunities for offending, with the overall aim of reducing vehicle crime and improving public confidence.
Actioned 27 September 2026
To address drug-related issues in Ivybridge, Redlees Park, Silverhall Park and Isleworth Green.
Issued 27 July 2026
This PMP is to address drug-related issues in Ivybridge, Redlees Park, Silverhall Park, and Isleworth Green. High-visibility and plain-clothes patrols will be conducted to identify and deal with offenders through Stop and Search, arrest, Fixed Penalty Notices, Anti-Social Behaviour Warnings, Community Protection Warnings, and Community Protection Notices, working collaboratively with Local Authority Anti-Social Behaviour Officers. Drug hotspots, particularly the Ivybridge Estate, will be monitored and patrolled to deter offending and reduce drug-related activity.
Actioned 27 September 2026
This PMP is in place to address Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) occurring in the Riverside, Church Street, Snowy Fielder Waye and Isleworth Green areas
Issued 27 July 2026
Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) occurs along Riverside, Church Street, Snowy Fielder Waye and Isleworth Green, where groups of youths gather, smoke, drink and cause noise nuisance late at night. Officers will focus patrols around Riverside, Church Street and the All Saints area to reduce the level and frequency of ASB affecting All Saints Church, Isleworth. This priority will be addressed through proactive policing, including regular high-visibility patrols of identified hotspot locations to deter and identify offenders, alongside partnership working with the Council’s ASB and Civil Enforcement teams and the Priest in Charge of All Saints Isleworth. Officers will also utilise stop and search powers where appropriate. Those responsible for anti-social behaviour will be identified and dealt with through ASB warnings and Community Protection Warning Notices (CPWNs).
Actioned 27 September 2026