In your neighbourhood
Crime figures for your neighbourhood
Please visit the Metropolitan Police website to see ward level
crime statistics:
Community Payback
The Community Payback scheme is a way for people who have
committed low-level crime to carry out unpaid work for the benefit
of the local community. Community Payback works in conjunction with
the Probation
Service and Youth
Offending Team. The Council will continue to manage Community
Payback in the future and is keen to get ideas from local residents
on work that the offenders do.
Examples of work could include removing graffiti and fly
posters, cutting back vegetation, removing chewing gum, cleaning
and restoration.
If you have any suggestions of work in the borough that could be
carried out under the Community Payback scheme, you can email your
suggestions and where you would like the work carried out to
communitypayback@rbkc.gov.uk
Safer Neighbourhoods Teams
The Safer Neighbourhoods police team provide neighbourhood
policing based on local authority wards. For each Safer
Neighbourhoods Team (SNT) there is one Sergeant, two Constables and
at least six Police Community Support Officers (PCSO). The Council
have funded an additional number of PCSOs to bring the number of
PCSOs up beyond the national model of three per ward. For more
information about local policing visit the Safer
Neighbourhoods website.
Council Safer Neighbourhood service
The Council Safer Neighbourhoods service comprises of four Safer
Neighbourhoods Managers (SNM) who work closely with the police
Safer Neighbourhoods Teams to jointly address community issues that
require both police and Council attention. They also work towards
making the environment cleaner, safer and more pleasant for
everyone.
Schools Involvement Team
The Schools Involvement Team visits schools across the Borough
and talk to young people and staff about community safety issues.
The team works with young people from their first year at primary
school through to college. These include stranger danger, drugs
legislation and stop and search. The team also take part in
sessions with community groups outside the school environment.
Contact the Schools Involvement Team: commsafe@rbkc.gov.uk.
Youth Offending Team
For information about our Youth Offending Team, please
contact our Youth Offending
Team
Getting involved
There are many ways in which you can help improve community
safety in your neighbourhood and support victims of crime. See
the Get
Involved page.