Brondesbury Park

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Brondesbury Park 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 BrondesburyPark@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).

Ionela Archir

PCSO

Estera Nitu

PCSO

Alan O'connor

Sergeant

Alicja Wykowska Soares

Police Constable

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
Priority 3: Burglary -The Avenue ,Aylestone Avenue, Christchurch Avenue and Brondesbury Park Burglary level is decreasing in the la two months , SNT continues to review all reported burglary offences to identify suspects, detect emerging trends, and implement appropriate responses. A key priority remains for SNT to reassure the victims alongside with evidence gathering and working together with other police departments to support a successful investigation outcome. Encouraged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities, helping to strengthen community safety and prevent further offences. Issued 12 June 2026	• Patrols and intelligence gather. • Target harden the area with leaflet drops and crime prevention advice • Reassurance visits conduced to the victims of crime • Part of the Op Terminos footprint and its objectives. Actioned 12 June 2026
Priority 1: Violence Supported efforts to reduce violence within the ward through high visibility patrols, community engagement, intelligence gathering and partnership working . Provide reassurance to the residents, identify vulnerable residents and shared information with the relevant teams to help prevent and detect violent crime. Maintained a visible presence in hotspots locations and contributed to problem solving initiatives aimed to improve community safety. All violence types: gangs, drugs, domestic assaults, VAWG, vulnerable people, public space safety, ASB violence around Kilburn Underground Station, Chatsworth Road and Christchurch Avenue. Violent crimes remain low over the past three months however SNT foot and mobile proactive patrols continue on different times of the day depending on the availability. SNT officers identified repeat offenders linked to the incidents and further targeted patrols to be conducted to interrupt such of individuals. Issued 12 June 2026	Actions taken: • Op Terminos Patrols continue • Joint operation in conjunction with Brent Council enforcement officers took place in ASB highlighted street around the KILBURN HIGH ROAD • Live Facial Recognition operation • Focusing on hotspot area of violence and robbery around KILBURN HIGH ROAD by increasing SNT patrol • Reassurance visits to victims. • Regular VAWG meetings organised Actioned 12 June 2026
Priority 2: Identify and reduce incidents of ASB/Drugs on Chatsworth Road, Mowbray Road, Aylestone Avenue, Cavendish Road and Christchurch Avenue. The Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) will continue conducting both high-visibility and plain-clothes patrols to deter and disrupt drug-related activity. Officers will use intelligence and information received from the community to identify offenders and take appropriate enforcement action against those involved in the use and supply of drugs. Hotspot locations will be monitored through targeted patrols. Partnership-based approach combines enforcement with safeguarding, helping to ensure that vulnerable individuals impacted by substance misuse receive the appropriate care, support, and intervention. SNT currently is working on VIA project where vulnerable individuals are referred for support to Brent VIA Issued 12 June 2026	• Targeted patrols conducted, gather information for intelligence purposes and deal with instances of ASB and drug activity. • Regular Street briefings organised and to continue. • Part of the Op Terminos footprint and its objectives, regular patrols and stop and search conducted as appropriate • SNT engaged with Joules House and Newman Close • Days of Action to target ASB/DRUGS in the area. • SNT project VIA Actioned 12 June 2026

Priority

Action taken

Priority 3: Burglary -The Avenue ,Aylestone Avenue, Christchurch Avenue and Brondesbury Park

Burglary level is decreasing in the la two months , SNT continues to review all reported burglary offences to identify suspects, detect emerging trends, and implement appropriate responses. A key priority remains for SNT to reassure the victims alongside with evidence gathering and working together with other police departments to support a successful investigation outcome. Encouraged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities, helping to strengthen community safety and prevent further offences.

Issued 12 June 2026

• Patrols and intelligence gather.
• Target harden the area with leaflet drops and crime prevention advice
• Reassurance visits conduced to the victims of crime
• Part of the Op Terminos footprint and its objectives.

Actioned 12 June 2026

Priority 1: Violence
Supported efforts to reduce violence within the ward through high visibility patrols, community engagement, intelligence gathering and partnership working .
Provide reassurance to the residents, identify vulnerable residents and shared information with the relevant teams to help prevent and detect violent crime. Maintained a visible presence in hotspots locations and contributed to problem solving initiatives aimed to improve community safety.
All violence types: gangs, drugs, domestic assaults, VAWG, vulnerable people, public space safety, ASB violence around Kilburn Underground Station, Chatsworth Road and Christchurch Avenue. Violent crimes remain low over the past three months however SNT foot and mobile proactive patrols continue on different times of the day depending on the availability. SNT officers identified repeat offenders linked to the incidents and further targeted patrols to be conducted to interrupt such of individuals.

Issued 12 June 2026

Actions taken:
• Op Terminos Patrols continue
• Joint operation in conjunction with Brent Council enforcement officers took place in ASB highlighted street around the KILBURN HIGH ROAD
• Live Facial Recognition operation
• Focusing on hotspot area of violence and robbery around KILBURN HIGH ROAD by increasing SNT patrol
• Reassurance visits to victims.
• Regular VAWG meetings organised

Actioned 12 June 2026

Priority 2: Identify and reduce incidents of ASB/Drugs on Chatsworth Road, Mowbray Road, Aylestone Avenue, Cavendish Road and Christchurch Avenue.

The Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) will continue conducting both high-visibility and plain-clothes patrols to deter and disrupt drug-related activity. Officers will use intelligence and information received from the community to identify offenders and take appropriate enforcement action against those involved in the use and supply of drugs. Hotspot locations will be monitored through targeted patrols. Partnership-based approach combines enforcement with safeguarding, helping to ensure that vulnerable individuals impacted by substance misuse receive the appropriate care, support, and intervention. SNT currently is working on VIA project where vulnerable individuals are referred for support to Brent VIA

Issued 12 June 2026

• Targeted patrols conducted, gather information for intelligence purposes and deal with instances of ASB and drug activity.
• Regular Street briefings organised and to continue.
• Part of the Op Terminos footprint and its objectives, regular patrols and stop and search conducted as appropriate
• SNT engaged with Joules House and Newman Close
• Days of Action to target ASB/DRUGS in the area.
• SNT project VIA

Actioned 12 June 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 Brondesbury Park are saying are the issues in the area:

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