Reducing Violent Crime (Robbery/ VAWG)
In line with MET policy. Reducing Robberies along Chamberlayne Road, Kensal Rise station and Purves Road.
To work in partnership with local community members and schools as a high proportion of robbery victims are of school age.
It had been reported that robberies were occurring along Chamberlayne Road mostly between the hours of 1500 -1700 hrs Monday to Friday and that the victims are of school age.
School children like to have the latest mobile phones or trainers for example which therefore makes them an easy target. Also things such as not being aware to keep personal items out of sight when walking from school (air pods, watches, jewellery)
Potential partners would be the street watch scheme as well as 'safer space/haven' imitative.
An increase in uniformed patrols and volunteers from the local community to provide a visible presence and deterrent.

S - Robbery offences
M - Crime figures will show levels of crime and timescale
A - Suspect can be identified and arrested thus prevent further offences
R - Robbery is currently an MPS priority
T - The offences can be reviewed over the period of time between ward panel meetings

Ward priority set on 15th Oct’24 at ward panel meeting.

• Joint operations with Brent council enforcement officers taken place outside Kensal Rise station to tackle knife point Robbery.
• Joint Operations conducted to address ASB at Hazel open space.
• Reassurance visits to victims
• Hotspot patrols
• Walk and talk around Kensal Rise station (VAWG)
• Walk and talk around Queen’s Park (VAWG).

Identify and reduce incidents of Motor vehicle crime on east of Chamberlayne Road.
S- Specific crime to this Road.
M- Crime levels show levels of theft of motor vehicles in the location.
A- Hotspot Patrols and crime prevention advice given to residents can assist in reducing the number of reports.
R- This is the main hotspot for motor vehicle crime which is affecting the quality of life in the area.
T- Can be reviewed and assessed at the next ward panel meeting.

Ward priority set on 15th Oct’24 at ward panel meeting.
• Crime prevention leaflets provided to residents.
• Crime prevention stall on Queen’s Park day engaging with local residents.
• Reassurance visits to victims
• Targeted foot patrols on east of Chamberlayne Road.

Give Crime Prevention advice To reduce Burglary and increase Crime Prevention awareness via Twitter, and Contact points + Visible patrols

SPECIFIC - Burglary has been identified in the streets to the EAST of Chamberlayne Road
MEASUREABLE - Reports of Burglary crime can be measured. Crime figures will show crime trends
ACHIEVABLE- It is possible to reduce MV crime in these areas by positive engagement and action
RELEVANT - Burglary is an issue which effects the community in general and has an effect on quality of life
TIMELY - These streets fall within normal patrol areas and are no abstracting the teams away from other duties

Ward priority set on 15th Oct’24 at ward panel meeting.
• Team to conduct patrols in the area. Conduct crime prevention advice sessions and leaflet drops.
• Patrols seeking to Target Harden venues this will be reducing opportunities for Burglars.
• Regular contact point sessions organised around the ward.
• Reassurance visits conducted to victims of crime.