Shepherd's Bush Green

Top Shoplifter for Shepherd's Bush Green.

Issued 21 November 2025

S - We will identify the most prolific and impactful shoplifter in SBG and eliminate their offending.
M - This will be measured by comparing the offending prior to 21/11/2025 and after 28/02/2026.
A - This is achievable through diversion i.e. working with drug and alcohol workers or through targeted prosecutions and Community Behaviour Orders. Rather than a broad approach, we will focus on one offender for meaningful lasting results.
R - Shoplifting is the most prevalent crime type for SBG. Even excluding Westfield Crime, it is still causes the worsening of the quality of life of local residents. Shoplifting funds drug and alcohol abuse.
T - We will review the progress at the ward panel meeting in late February 2026.

Actioned 28 February 2026

Fencing of stolen goods.

Issued 21 November 2025

S - We will identify a venue that is fencing stolen goods with a view to making Shepherd's Bush Green an inhospitable place for burglary, theft and robbery. Criminals need to offload stolen property quickly to turn into cash typically to buy drugs or alcohol. By closing down a prolific avenue, we hope that SBG will be a less attractive area in which to offend.
M - This is measurable by showing that a venue has been closed down and also examining the impact it has on theft related offences.
A - This is achievable through partnership working with the council through warrants and closure orders.
R - Theft is the major crime type for SBG.
T - This is to be completed by the end of February for review at the next ward panel.

Actioned 28 February 2026

Intimidatory behaviour outside Shepherd's Bush Market on Uxbridge Road.

Issued 21 November 2025

S - Stop the gathering of males smoking drugs and drinking alcohol on the cusp of the Shepherd's Bush Market north entrance.
M - This is measurable through the removal of this group from this area.
A - This will be achieved through working with the Market Traders' Association and the Market Management firm through joint banning orders to work together around the public and private space (as different legislation applies.) A steady approach needs to be taken to prevent short-term relocation of the antisocial behaviour.
R - This affects the quality of life of people both using the market and walking past; it is an issue that is raised repeatedly.
T - This is to be reviewed at the ward panel at the end of February.

Actioned 28 February 2026