Roxbourne

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Roxbourne Safer Neighbourhoods Team

Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team 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.

To contact to your team about local policing issues, email us at Roxbourne@contact.metengage.co.uk or pick an officer to email below. (Please do not use this contact method to report crime, in an emergency always call 999 or you can report crime online at www.met.police.uk or dial 101).

Ashleigh Harte

Sergeant

Louise Nicholson

PCSO

Zachary Nicholson

PCSO

Scott Parsons

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

We are committed to tackling the issues that matter most to local communities. Based on our conversations with residents, and the issues they have raised with us, our main priorities are:

Priority	Action taken
Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG) Issued 01 January 2026	The Violence against Women and Girls initiative. The VAWG was formed to fight crime against women and girls and increase the Safety and feeling of Safety for Women and Girls 1. Protecting women and girls in public spaces, at home and online 2. Working with our partners and with women to improve prevention and victim care 3. Bringing offenders to justice and improving criminal justice outcomes for victims 4. Improving Met culture and professional standards Research of intelligence system to identify locations for patrols and potential offenders. High visibility patrols and promoting of crime prevention through social media and engagement with the community. In and Around Newton Park West and Ecology Park and other areas that become highlighted Violence is a key priority for the MPS and needs addressing This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026, for review Actioned 18 March 2026
Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Issued 01 January 2026	The local team will prioritise anti-social behaviour. This covers a wide range of issues including, Youths loitering in and around Eastcote Lane / Kings Road, littering, spitting, breaches of the public space protection order and noise issues. The local ward team will triage allegations of ASB in the community which are reported to police. The team will work with APCOA and ensure coverage of the ward when the ward team are not on duty is maximised using these other resources to address these concerns. Persons identified as causing ASB will be engaged with and where the evidence supports, issued with prohibitions under community protection legislation to address these behaviours. The police will continue to refer incidents of tipping to the local authority and assist where necessary in progressing their investigations into these offences. This will be measured by collating the number of ASB allegations which are made to police and the relevant interventions that are introduced by police. The ward team are actively involved in reducing ASB as part of our core duties and therefore with some intensification, this should be achievable DWOs and PCSO to patrol the area and deal with issues accordingly (issuing Community Protection Warnings to whom it applies). This priority has been set by the Ward Panel members and therefore is relevant This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026 for review Actioned 18 March 2026
Vehicle enabled Crime to include e-bikes / scooters Issued 01 January 2026	Vehicle enabled Crime to include e-bikes / scooters The Ward panel has set the objective of tackling E-Bike / Scooter Crime across the ward. SNT will tackle the issue by: - High Visibility patrols including the use of plain clothes operations across the ward. Increasing awareness in street briefings for the offences and providing crime prevention advice to residents By utilising cocooning letters after an incident Engaging with the community for information regarding the offence By monitoring the number of reported incidents on the ward via the overnight checks By focusing police resources on patrolling built up areas during later shifts looking for vehicle interference or suspicious activity This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026 for review Actioned 18 March 2026

Priority

Action taken

Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG)

Issued 01 January 2026

The Violence against Women and Girls initiative. The VAWG was formed to fight crime against women and girls and increase the Safety and feeling of Safety for Women and Girls
1. Protecting women and girls in public spaces, at home and online
2. Working with our partners and with women to improve prevention and victim care
3. Bringing offenders to justice and improving criminal justice outcomes for victims
4. Improving Met culture and professional standards
Research of intelligence system to identify locations for patrols and potential offenders. High visibility patrols and promoting of crime prevention through social media and engagement with the community.
In and Around Newton Park West and Ecology Park and other areas that become highlighted
Violence is a key priority for the MPS and needs addressing
This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026, for review

Actioned 18 March 2026

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

Issued 01 January 2026

The local team will prioritise anti-social behaviour. This covers a wide range of issues including, Youths loitering in and around Eastcote Lane / Kings Road, littering, spitting, breaches of the public space protection order and noise issues.
The local ward team will triage allegations of ASB in the community which are reported to police. The team will work with APCOA and ensure coverage of the ward when the ward team are not on duty is maximised using these other resources to address these concerns. Persons identified as causing ASB will be engaged with and where the evidence supports, issued with prohibitions under community protection legislation to address these behaviours. The police will continue to refer incidents of tipping to the local authority and assist where necessary in progressing their investigations into these offences.
This will be measured by collating the number of ASB allegations which are made to police and the relevant interventions that are introduced by police.
The ward team are actively involved in reducing ASB as part of our core duties and therefore with some intensification, this should be achievable
DWOs and PCSO to patrol the area and deal with issues accordingly (issuing Community Protection Warnings to whom it applies).
This priority has been set by the Ward Panel members and therefore is relevant
This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026 for review

Actioned 18 March 2026

Vehicle enabled Crime to include e-bikes / scooters

Issued 01 January 2026

Vehicle enabled Crime to include e-bikes / scooters

The Ward panel has set the objective of tackling E-Bike / Scooter Crime across the ward.
SNT will tackle the issue by: -
High Visibility patrols including the use of plain clothes operations across the ward.
Increasing awareness in street briefings for the offences and providing crime prevention advice to residents
By utilising cocooning letters after an incident
Engaging with the community for information regarding the offence
By monitoring the number of reported incidents on the ward via the overnight checks
By focusing police resources on patrolling built up areas during later shifts looking for vehicle interference or suspicious activity

This activity will be recorded over the period of 3 months and reviewed at the next ward panel meeting on March 18th 2026 for review

Actioned 18 March 2026

The word cloud below represents the issues raised by residents through their Local Matters survey. We take this into consideration along with discussions with stakeholders, ward panel meetings and conversations with the public when setting our key priorities

What members in Roxbourne are saying are the issues in the area:

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