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    Ben Koslicki

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    Angela Hargrave

Policing priorities

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    To manage and review burglaries across Perivale

    Issued 01 June 2026

    Action taken:

    Working in partnership with the local authority to look at CCTV and lighting and environmental issues identified across the ward to reduce opportunities for burglary offences.

    Officers will complete High Visibility reassurance patrols in response to Burglaries in the area and Crime prevention advice given.

    JUNE UPDATES
    -hi vis patrols and visiting victims and neighbours re crime prevention continue
    -offences over winter were low, there was an increase in offences MAR and APR but increased patrols and working with partners has seen a reduction in offences
    - offences are hoped to remain low in summer months but crime prevention, cocooning at any offence locations will continue to occur

    - recent ward panel confirmed remains priority, patrols continue to deter and prevent offences

    Actioned 01 June 2026

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    Theft from Shop

    Issued 01 June 2026

    Action taken:

    Working with local shops to identify and target prolific offenders and issue community prevention orders to tackle the issue. Shops have been visited to provide crime prevention advice.

    JUNE UPDATE
    - visits continue, reports remain low.
    - repeat offenders have been identified and issued appropriate policing outcomes
    - recent ward panel confirmed remains priority, patrols continue to deter and prevent offences

    Actioned 01 June 2026

  • Priority:

    Robbery

    Issued 01 June 2026

    Action taken:

    To increase patrols in the area around Bilton Road to tackle Robbery issues. We will work with the Safer Community Team to look at areas where residents are feeling unsafe and align with crime stats to ensure intelligence led patrols are conducted.

    June 2026 UPDATE
    - robbery reports in this area have reduced and remain at low levels.
    - regular intel led patrols along Bilton road have been conducted
    - stop searches have occurred in this area to prevent / deter crime
    - recent ward panel confirmed remains priority, patrols continue to deter and prevent offences

    Actioned 01 June 2026

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Bilton Road Greenford

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