White Hart Lane

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White Hart Lane Safer Neighbourhoods Team

Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team is a group of Met police officers dedicated to serving your community. The team is made up of officers based in your area or 'ward', supported by additional officers from the wider area.

We work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide our policing priorities for the area. This helps us to find useful, long-term solutions to local problems, while maintaining our wider focus on reducing crime across London.

To contact to your team about local policing issues, email us at WhiteHartLane@contact.metengage.co.uk or pick an officer to email below. (Please do not use this contact method to report crime, in an emergency always call 999 or you can report crime online at www.met.police.uk or dial 101).

Abdiweli Canshur

PCSO

Zack Halpin

Police Constable

Asad Ikram

Inspector

Kagwa Lugemwa

Ward Sergeant - White Hart Lane & Woodside

Mutsa Sanyangare

PCSO

Local Priority Issues

We are committed to tackling the issues that matter most to local communities. Based on our conversations with residents, and the issues they have raised with us, our main priorities are:

Priority	Action taken
Policing Priority: Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB) The key policing priority is to address Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB), with a focused response on Perth Road and The Crossways area. This includes ongoing concerns relating to: Individuals and groups engaging in disruptive or nuisance behaviour The use of vehicles to cause or contribute to ASB, including dangerous driving, noise nuisance (revving engines, loud music), and congregating in vehicles in a manner that intimidates or disturbs the community The priority aims to: Reduce incidents of ASB and improve community safety Increase visible policing presence in hotspot locations Work in partnership with residents, local authorities, and other agencies to identify offenders and implement preventative measures Take robust enforcement action against individuals using vehicles to engage in ASB Issued 17 May 2026	Targeted plain clothes and hi visibility patrols along Perth Road and The Crossways. Issuing of ASB warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPW’s) and Community Protection Notices (CPN’s) to repeat individuals causing ASB. Engaging with individuals loitering and causing ASB at the locations and conducting stop searches if grounds exist. Issuing Section 59 warnings to any individual using their vehicle to cause ASB along Perth Road and The Crossways. Working alongside Safer Transport to tackle speeding and individuals using their vehicles to cause ASB. Actioned 17 May 2026
Theft Related Priority - Theft and drug related offences focusing on Peabody Estate, N17. Issued 17 May 2026	Targeted plain-clothes and high-visibility patrols will be conducted around the Peabody Estate, utilising both marked and unmarked police vehicles. Officers will work closely with CCTV operators to identify and address individuals involved in thefts from front gardens and motor vehicles within the area. In addition, patrols will focus on individuals using the Peabody Estate for drug dealing and drug use. A key priority will be the gathering of intelligence to support targeted enforcement, alongside increased high-visibility and plain-clothes patrol presence. Enforcement measures will include the issuing of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), and Community Protection Notices (CPNs) to repeat offenders. Officers will also engage proactively with individuals within the estate and conduct stop and searches where lawful grounds exist. Actioned 17 May 2026
Drug Related Priority – Drug relating offences focussing specifically in Tower Gardens Park, Tower Gardens Road and Risley Avenue. Issued 17 May 2026	Targeted plain-clothes and high-visibility patrols were conducted throughout Tower Gardens Park and the surrounding roads, including Tower Gardens Road and Risley Avenue. Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), and Community Protection Notices (CPNs) were issued to repeat offenders. Officers engaged with individuals both within and around the park, and stop-and-search powers were exercised where lawful grounds existed. Actioned 17 May 2026

Priority

Action taken

Policing Priority: Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB)

The key policing priority is to address Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB), with a focused response on Perth Road and The Crossways area.
This includes ongoing concerns relating to:

Individuals and groups engaging in disruptive or nuisance behaviour
The use of vehicles to cause or contribute to ASB, including dangerous driving, noise nuisance (revving engines, loud music), and congregating in vehicles in a manner that intimidates or disturbs the community

The priority aims to:

Reduce incidents of ASB and improve community safety
Increase visible policing presence in hotspot locations
Work in partnership with residents, local authorities, and other agencies to identify offenders and implement preventative measures
Take robust enforcement action against individuals using vehicles to engage in ASB

Issued 17 May 2026

Targeted plain clothes and hi visibility patrols along Perth Road and The Crossways. Issuing of ASB warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPW’s) and Community Protection Notices (CPN’s) to repeat individuals causing ASB. Engaging with individuals loitering and causing ASB at the locations and conducting stop searches if grounds exist. Issuing Section 59 warnings to any individual using their vehicle to cause ASB along Perth Road and The Crossways. Working alongside Safer Transport to tackle speeding and individuals using their vehicles to cause ASB.

Actioned 17 May 2026

Theft Related Priority - Theft and drug related offences focusing on Peabody Estate, N17.

Issued 17 May 2026

Targeted plain-clothes and high-visibility patrols will be conducted around the Peabody Estate, utilising both marked and unmarked police vehicles. Officers will work closely with CCTV operators to identify and address individuals involved in thefts from front gardens and motor vehicles within the area.
In addition, patrols will focus on individuals using the Peabody Estate for drug dealing and drug use. A key priority will be the gathering of intelligence to support targeted enforcement, alongside increased high-visibility and plain-clothes patrol presence.
Enforcement measures will include the issuing of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), and Community Protection Notices (CPNs) to repeat offenders. Officers will also engage proactively with individuals within the estate and conduct stop and searches where lawful grounds exist.

Actioned 17 May 2026

Drug Related Priority – Drug relating offences focussing specifically in Tower Gardens Park, Tower Gardens Road and Risley Avenue.

Issued 17 May 2026

Targeted plain-clothes and high-visibility patrols were conducted throughout Tower Gardens Park and the surrounding roads, including Tower Gardens Road and Risley Avenue. Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) warnings, Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), and Community Protection Notices (CPNs) were issued to repeat offenders. Officers engaged with individuals both within and around the park, and stop-and-search powers were exercised where lawful grounds existed.

Actioned 17 May 2026

The word cloud below represents the issues raised by residents through their Local Matters survey. We take this into consideration along with discussions with stakeholders, ward panel meetings and conversations with the public when setting our key priorities

What members in White Hart Lane are saying are the issues in the area:

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