Parks Police Service

The Royal Borough’s Parks Police Service provides a reassuring uniformed presence in Holland Park and across the 24 other parks and open spaces in the borough. The team of one inspector, two sergeants and fifteen constables have police powers within the parks and a duty to ensure that the parks remain safe and welcoming places for everyone.

They assist in delivering the borough’s commitment to do all it can to reduce crime and anti social behaviour, by working with local communities and a park users panel to identify concerns and adopt a problem solving approach to resolve them.

The service also has a key role in responding to any major incidents in the borough and staff are able to monitor CCTV systems covering a number of parks.

Service is provided 365 days a year during daylight hours and some late patrols are also organised to tackle specific problems.

The service can be contacted on 020 7938 8190 or 079 7312 4066 or by email to leisure.services@rbkc.gov.uk

Community Safety

The Council, police and partners in the Community Safety Partnership are working together to reduce crime, antisocial behaviour and increase feelings of safety among residents, businesses and visitors.

• find out what the joint Council and Police Community Safety Team are doing to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour in the borough

Safer Parks

How safe is your local park ?  Let us know by participating in this survey which will be independently audited by the Greater London Authority. 

In an emergency always ring 999

For Metropolitan Police (Non Emergency) ring 0300 123 1212